A town in East Yorkshire still has its Christmas tree up – and not because they’re trying to keep the festive spirit alive all year round. The Christmas tree in Beverley is still standing because a wood pigeon lives there. The town council was supposed to take the tree down in January, but due to the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 it’s illegal to take, damage or destroy the nest of any wild bird while it’s in use or being built.
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- The local council in Beverley, East Yorkshire, has left its Christmas tree up because a wood pigeon has taken up residence.
- Beverley Town Council in East Yorkshire were supposed to remove the festive tree in January but as a wood pigeon is currently residing in it, it cannot be moved.
- The holiday season may have been six months ago but a Christmas tree in Beverley, East Yorkshire, is still up for display after a pigeon made it into a home.
- Now, Beverley Town Council has revealed how, shortly before it was due to be taken down, a wood pigeon began nesting in the tree.
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