On-the-run wallaby found dead after search
The body of a fleeing Wallaby was found on the roadside during the searches of the Leicestershire countryside.
Willoughby Walllaby, one of the four brothers in Roots in Thorpe Farm in Barkby Thorpe, came out of his preservation after his preservation. Storm Amy lowered a tree, damaged the environment On Monday.
This week, searches were made from Charity Drone, including air aid with a series of views.
However, on Friday, farmer George Mount said, Mr. Willoughby Wallough was found dead.
He said: “This breaks courage. We had three really good, positive views near the village because it became dark last night, so we took some measures trying to capture it.
“He had entered some fences, so we didn’t want to frighten him in the dark.
“I got up extra this morning to visit early, and unfortunately I found him lying on the roadside on a grass threshold.
“Apparently, either cropped or shot by a car.”
Farmer George Mountain said that Amy’s winds fell by Storm a healthy tree [Roots at Thorpe Farm]
Mr. Willoughby Wallaby was five years old, and Devon had lived with three brothers at the Thorpe Farm for four years since he moved from a breeder to Exeter to Leicestershire.
Mr. Mount, Alpacas, goats and chickens, as well as a popular attraction, he said.
“The positive efforts we receive, everyone, community and support, but extremely sad.”
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