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Hawk attacking villagers may have to be euthanised

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A hawk that attacked between 40 and 50 people may have to be euthanised, a council warned. Flamstead Parish Council said a falconer had been brought into the Hertfordshire village to try and catch the bird of prey which had been swooping at residents for several weeks. It said while the falconer was "extremely close" to catching the bird, attacks were now becoming more regular and taking place over a greater distance. The authority added sadly it was "getting close to the stage where we may have to euthanise the hawk".

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Flamstead hawk attacking villagers may have to be euthanised

Between 40 and 50 people have now been attacked, a council says.

7 days ago·United Kingdom

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Harris Hawk 'close' to being euthanised says parish council

Flamstead Parish Council has announced that it is getting "close" to euthanising the Harris Hawk.

8 days ago

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Residents of a quiet Hertfordshire village are being terrorised by a Harris's hawk that has been attacking people since November

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GB News broke the news in London, United Kingdom 13 days ago on Saturday, March 15, 2025.

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