The RSPCA say they are investigating after a female peregrine falcon was found in poor health in the garden of a house in York and was unable to fly.
AN investigation is underway after a bird of prey born at York Minster had to be put to sleep after it was found in a bad way in a garden in the city.
The RSPCA say they are investigating after a female peregrine falcon was found in poor health in the garden of a house in York and was unable to fly.
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