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you are using an outdated browser. please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. when we fly we die for year’s campaigners, wildlife activists, environmentalists and conservationists have been pleading for the illegal persecution of hen harriers to stop. their breeding success in england over the last 5 years has fluctuated from totally unacceptable to extinct back to unacceptable again with no sign of a real recovery in sight. hen harrier updates introduction on august 10th 2014 the countries passionate wildlife and conservation community held its very first hen harrier day, an event aiming to highlight the disgusting illegal persecution of one of the countries rarest breeding birds of prey, the hen harrier. the demise and near extinction of this species as a breeding bird in england is down to one very simple factor….where they choose to nest. the hen harrier is a bird of open moorland, feeding on small birds, small mammals and to the annoyance of grouse moor owners….. red grouse. however, these vast, wide open moorlands that these birds choose to nest on are also home to an environmentally flawed and elitist blood sport…driven grouse shooting. hen harriers are protected by law along with all other birds of prey in this country, yet they are routinely persecuted by gamekeepers alongside crows, foxes, stoats, weasels and other ‘pests’ for the management of the driven grouse estates. the campaign brought a whole host of concerned individuals, environmentalists, organisations and business’s together to help stop this illegal practice and put pressure on the grouse moor estates to bring their own houses into order. cosmetics giants lush were keen to help add a voice to this issue, and wanted to address the person who had the most influence in the country…the queen. after linking up with the likes of chris packham, mark avery and birders against wildlife crime a polite and formal plea was written to her majesty asking for her help in stopping this illegal persecution. during the campaign 20,000 petition postcards were signed by lush customers, who were perhaps originally unaware of this issue, but outraged a species could be on the brink of extinction in this country, and they wanted it stopped. on october 2nd, 2015 the postcards were delivered to buckingham palace. we left the issue in her majesty’s capable hands. 2017 update (so far) with a busy 2016, which saw all kinds of strange behaviour taking place on grouse moors, it would be fascinating to see what would happen to the class of 2016. by the end of 2016 breeding season, he rspb had sat-tagged 12 new hen harrier chicks from sites across the uk. to date, only 5 of those 12 birds are still alive. startling with elwood , which fledged in banffshire in july 2016 but he sadly disappeared in the monadhliaths in august 2016 when his tag suddenly and inexplicably stopped transmitting. then there was brian , he fledged in perthshire in july 2016 but again, disappeared in the cairngorms in september 2016 when his tag suddenly and inexplicably stopped transmitting…. a bit of a pattern emerging! hermione fledged from isle of mull in aug 2016, and she was found dead and it was confirmed she died of natural causes in october 2016. donald fledged from mod coulport in july 2016, he died of unknown causes in northern france in october 2016. bonny , who was named as part of a nationwide competition organised by lush, fledged from geltsdale in august 2016, he disappeared and is thought to have died of unknown causes on moorland to the east of geltsdale in december 2016. and finally carroll , she fledged from northumberland in july 2016 and was found dead and it was concluded he too died of natural causes in northumberland. however, it was later discovered after a post mortem had been carried out that she had previously survived being shot when fragments of lead were found on the x-ray. below is an overview of other rspb tagged hen harriers spanning back to 2012 which also provides information of their fate. 2012 bowland betty – fledged in 2011, found shot dead on a grouse moor in yorkshire dales in june 2012. 2014 sky – fledged in july 2014, disappeared in forest of bowland in september 2014 when tag suddenly and inexplicably stopped transmitting hope – fledged in july 2014, disappeared in forest of bowland in september 2014 when tag suddenly and inexplicably stopped transmitting burt – sibling to hope, fledged in july 2014, disappeared after tag showed signs of battery failure with transmissions slowly fading and eventually stopping in december 2014, near exmoor highlander – sibling to sky, fledged in july 2014, disappeared in april 2016 when tag suddenly and inexplicably stopped transmitting, but reappeared with non-functional tag in october 2016 chance – fledged in 2014, disappeared in south lanarkshire in may 2016 when tag suddenly and inexplicably stopped transmitting 2015 lad – fledged in july 2015, found dead with injuries “consistent with shooting” in september 2015, in the cairngorms national park nile – fledged in july 2015, died of unknown causes in northern france in november 2015, body not recovered unnamed bowland bird – found dead in the nest of natural causes, alongside siblings, just weeks after tagging in 2015 hetty – fledged from isle of man in july 2015, found dead of natural causes in august 2015 holly – fledged in west scotland july 2015, died of unknown causes in central scotland in october 2015 so, not looking all that rosy! however, there has been some welcome news that the rspb has fitted a record number of hen harrier chicks with satellite tags, across a wider geographical area than ever before in the uk this year, more than doubling the number it tagged in 2016. by tracking the movements of these threatened birds of prey, the nature conservation organisation will be able to build up an even clearer picture of where hen harriers go and where they are most at risk. this is the third consecutive year that the rspb has tagged hen harriers as part of its eu- funded hen harrier life project. birds have been tagged in scotland, wales and the isle of man. however, poor weather conditions prevented any hen harriers in england being tagged this year. this dramatic increase in the number of tags deployed was made possible by cosmetic company lush, which raised funds through the sales of a specially created “skydancer” bath bomb. conservationists are hoping that these newly tagged youngsters will fare better than last year’s cohort. out of the 12 young hen harriers tagged by the rspb in 2016, only five are still alive. one of the birds, known as carroll, was found dead of natural causes in northumberland in january, but a post mortem later revealed lead pellets, indicating she had been shot at some earlier point in her life. two of other the birds disappeared in suspicious circumstances when their tags suddenly ceased transmissions, while a further three were lost to unknown causes. all are presumed to have died, as it’s very rare for tags to fail for technical reasons. plus, let’s not forget, it’s not only rspb-tagged hen harriers that have met with untimely demises over the past 12 months. in october 2016 rowan, a hen harrier tagged by natural england was discovered shot dead in cumbria, while in may of this year a police investigation was launched after a hen harrier was allegedly witnessed being shot on leadhills estate, in south lanarkshire. hen harriers are in serious trouble across the uk. the results of the recently published 2016 national hen harrier survey revealed the number of breeding pairs has declined by more than a third (39%) in the past 12 years. the situation does not appear to have improved this breeding season. in england, there were just seven nesting attempts, only three of which successfully fledged chicks the main reason hen harriers are continuing to decline is illegal killing and disturbance associated with the increasingly intensive management of driven grouse

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