C.I.T Safe Again As Crow Captured
It's safe to walk around the campus at CIT again after a baby jackdaw was rescued by animal welfare inspectors
Up to 20 people reported being attacked by a crow in recent days near the staff car park but bird experts who believed that the crow was simply protecting a nest were proved to be right.
A baby jackdaw was found on the ground near trees close to where the attacks had happened.
The bird, who has been named Jack, was being protected by its parents who continued to feed and defend it.
Jack's nest couldn't be found so he will now be fostered.
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