Eggs stolen from Marsh Harrier nest in Norfolk

Norfolk Constabulary is appealing for information following the theft of eggs from a Marsh Harrier nest in Guist, near Fakenham, Norfolk.

The theft is believed to have taken place on Sunday 10th May.

Norfolk Constabulary press release here

Nigel Pickover, editor of the Eastern Daily Press, says the newspaper is offering a £1K reward for information leading to a conviction (see here).

Marsh Harrier photo by Robert Pickett

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  1. For Information, Guist Common is managed by the Hawk and Owl Trust as part of it`s overall management in the Wensum valley linking habitats with it`s Sculthorpe Moor reserve. It was HOT staff who identified that the harrier nest had been robbed and contacted the police.

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