The birds have now been handed over to a Natural England
field officer for post-mortem examination. If poisoning is confirmed, more
partnership working will be required to try and identify the source of the
poison and any suspects for offences against the Wildlife and Countryside Act
and/or Pesticide Regulations.
PC Perry, who is currently leading the investigation,
believes that working in partnership with Natural England and other similar
organisations is the only way forward in dealing with Wild Life Crime offences.
Visit the
RSPB website for more information about bird crime.
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