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Network rail bird deterrent???

Squaredy

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I have just been totally fooled into thinking I was watching a Marsh Harrier, but it turns out it is a very realistic kite.

 

Do Network Rail employ such measures around overhead wires?  It is right next to the newly electrified South Wales main line in the Gwent Levels.  Would birds pose a hazard to a train?

 

I am no birdie but I get excited about wildlife, and then my wife spots the string!  She can’t stop laughing.

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