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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17701, 1 March 1923, Page 11

A sparrowhawk made a savage attack on a woman in a Plymouth (Eng.) house. Lured by the sight pf a canary in a cage, the hawk flew through an open window and attacked it in spite of the presence of a little girl. It inserted its long talons between the wires of the canary's cage, seized the bird by, a leg, and soon killed it. In response to the little girl's cries, her mother hurried into the room.- She was immediately attacked by the hawk, which tore her hands and arms and pecked at her knuckles, which bled freely. The woman covered her face with a cloth, canght the hawk, and placed it in the cage.

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