Hawk captured after terrorizing English village for weeks
- A Harris's Hawk terrorized Flamstead, an English village, for weeks until its capture on Thursday.
- The hawk's behavior possibly stemmed from being hand-reared and mistaking itself for a human.
- Around 50 attacks occurred, disrupting postal service and prompting helmet use for protection.
- Alan Greenhalgh, a falconer, stated chaotic scenes became commonplace; Steve Harris caught the hawk.
- The hawk is now in a specialized aviary awaiting retraining, ensuring safety for both residents and bird.
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