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Input: The peregrine falcon was found in Long Melford, Suffolk and vets removed six pieces of lead shot from her. She has been nursed back to flying condition at the Raptor Foundation near St Ives, Cambridgeshire. Simon Dudhill, foundation manager, said: "This release was better than we could have imagined - she'll be fine." The bird was found by a member of the public near a stream in August 2014 and the foundation said it had taken hundreds of hours of work to get her ready for her return to the wild. "The biggest problem was the pellet that was in the toe - and at that stage we didn't know if that foot, which is needed to catch prey, would ever work again," said Mr Dudhill. "We will do all we can to combat this evil, for want of a better word, of people shooting these birds." Upon release, the bird flew above a neighbouring field and immediately chased a pigeon. She failed to catch it, but the centre said she was later spotted carrying a dead one. Peregrine falcon Source: British Trust for Ornithology The RSPB is still offering a £1,000 reward for information leading to the identification of the person who shot the bird, while Suffolk Police said it was still an active investigation. PC Mark Bryant, rural crime officer, said: "We can only assume a particular person has an issue with peregrines or maybe wanted one as a trophy bird."

Shot Long Melford peregrine falcon released back into wild