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Professor Colin Galbraith of the UK Raptor group said the persecution of raptors was a 'disgrace'.Д«irds of prey have always been unpopular among gamekeepers and pigeon fanciers because they prey on red grouse in the uplands, racing pigeons, and pheasants prior to their release in the lowlands.Д«ut over the last five years, the Joint Nature Conservation Committee and the country conservation agencies have been helping to implement the Working Group's recommendations, the UK Raptor Working Group says.

The group was established in 1995 to advise ministers over the issue. Birds of prey being re-introduced to areas of the UK are under threat because they are being illegally killed, experts are warning.Д«reeds such as the red kite and hen harrier are being targeted, especially in areas managed as grouse moors, says the UK Raptor Working Group.

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