Eggs theft threatens survival of rare seabird

Eggs plundered from the nests of rare seabirds in Northern Ireland could be ending up on dining tables in top class restaurants in Britain, it was claimed today.

Eggs plundered from the nests of rare seabirds in Northern Ireland could be ending up on dining tables in top class restaurants in Britain, it was claimed today.

John Milburne, Wildlife Officer at the Environment and Heritage Service (EHS), believes a lucrative black market could be threatening the breeding grounds of the Arctic Tern.

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