Dead crows left at Chris Packham's home in row over killing 'pest' birds

BBC Springwatch presenter backed removal of licences to shoot crows and woodpigeons

Dead crows have been strung up outside the home of the broadcaster and wildlife campaigner Chris Packham after he backed a legal challenge which led to the revocation of licences to kill "pest" birds.

The BBC Springwatch presenter published an image of the incident, which he said also involved damage to the gate of his New Forest home. Packham tweeted that his lawyers and Hampshire police had also been contacted.