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A joy to watch

Published: 6:00 AM June 16, 2013    Updated: 6:43 PM November 7, 2020

The Sidmouth Herald headline of May 31 (“Birds of prey are poisoned”) saddened and appalled me.

Our wildlife is losing its natural habitats, without these criminals killing them.

These wonderful birds are a joy to watch circling high on the thermals.

We are so fortunate in this part of Devon to enjoy many species.

E Hedges (Mrs)

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