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    Heather cutting on moor spells disaster for birdlife

    May 06, 2020 1 minute
    Matt Cross

    Fieldsports enthusiasts have exposed unauthorised heather cutting on council-owned moorland in Yorkshire.

    A vigilant local shooting enthusiast spotted a tractor cutting vegetation on the moor during the breeding season for ground-nesting birds. If cutting destroys nests, it is

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