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Nesting sites disturbed by bikers during break-in

Nesting sites disturbed by bikers during break-in
BBC England Wednesday 24 June 2026, 05:23 UTC 1 min read
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It is just one of a "series of shocking incidents" at Essex Wildlife Trust's sites in 2026, it says.

It is just one of a "series of shocking incidents" at Essex Wildlife Trust's sites in 2026, it says.
Essex Wildlife Trust's (ORG)
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