The abominations of an unknown act in Britain have caused everyone’s anger as they broke the eggs hawk that were in their nest.
The stranger’s energy in Britain to break the eggs of the hawks in their fire at the time the fact broadcast live by a camera which had long been placed there has sparked strong reactions.
The hawks called Albhan and Boudika first nestled at the roof of St. Albans Cathedral in Hertfordshire in 2022. A year later it was so popular that Their activities began to be transmitted to a fairly popular livestream. A few days ago they had given birth to three eggs.
The live image stopped on Monday (07.04.2025) in the morning, as earlier a person passed through the nest and destroyed the eggs.
The rage of everyone over the incident is overflowing … Hertfordshire police have announced that he was investigating the incident with the abbot of the temple expressing his sadness over the tragic event.
It should be noted that the camera in the stone nest was an initiative of the Temple in collaboration with Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust. And the projections did not go bad, as last year, 519,882 people watched the broadcast.
WE HAVE AN EGG!
Boudica laid an egg under the stars and returned with the dawn to warm it.
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Shocked by a BBC Three Counties Radio listener saw the incident live and described it. “The female hawk was sitting on the eggs, and suddenly a noise was heard that looked like a door that opened. Then I saw a man’s foot in front of the camera. He stood there for 30-40 seconds and then just walked over the eggs-he didn’t walk, but he broke them and continued to walk. “
It should be noted that the Petra and return to the same site each year to make their nest, which means that the cathedral has become a permanent breeding point.