City birds left homeless after KCCA chops down trees

"These KCCA people should have called the people at the zoo to take the beautiful birds."

Homeless and stranded egrets are seen on a street in Kampala. (Credit: Colleb Mugume)

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

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Hundreds of egrets — a common bird species in Uganda — have been rendered homeless in Kampala city after the trees where they have been perching

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City birds left homeless after KCCA chops down trees

"These KCCA people should have called the people at the zoo to take the beautiful birds."

Homeless and stranded egrets are seen on a street in Kampala. (Credit: Colleb Mugume)

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