US EditionFlamstead's homeless hawk finally captured after month of attacks
- A Harris's hawk, which had been attacking villagers, was captured in Flamstead, Hertfordshire.
- For weeks, the hawk had terrorized the village, leading to rising attacks and fearful residents.
- Steve Harris, a 40-year-old physiotherapist, captured the hawk in his garden using a cage.
- Jim Hewitt, 75, one of the hawk's victims, said, "I'm delighted we are not going to be invaded."
- The capture ended a month-long saga, bringing relief and safety to the Flamstead villagers.
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The Independent (US)How a wayward hawk was finally captured after terrorising quiet town for weeks
Villagers in Flamstead can finally breathe easy after weeks of swooping attacks by the bird of prey
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