Residents of Snettisham in Norfolk say so Telegraph They are now starting to use earplugs to sleep. The reason is a flock of about 100 wild birds living on the outskirts of the forest near the village, which is located in northwest England.
According to local residents, the numbers of wild birds have increased recently, and visitors to the area are said to feed them, which in turn attracts mice.
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– Gives the character of the area
– They are the plague. If they get into your garden, they dig everything up, Snettisham Parish Councilor Rod McKenzie tells The Telegraph.
Pests and Troubles: Commitment was great when the wild chicken problem was discussed at a congregation meeting earlier this week. Photo: SWNS/NTB
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However, not everyone is negative about chicken.
-I have no problems with them at all. “Before we moved here, we didn't know that chickens woke up at 4am, but it adds a special character to the area,” says Graeme McQuaid.
– out of control
The problem of chickens and mice was recently the subject of a local church meeting, where it was decided to seek expert help and consult a chicken relocation charity to see if it could tackle the challenge.
“They are out of control now,” Ben King, a local business leader, tells The Telegraph.
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