Bury St Edmunds aviary raiders leave dump bag of birds
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A large variety of birds are kept within The Abbey Gardens
Three parakeet birds were left in a tied up bag in an attempted theft from an aviary in a town centre gardens.
They were left behind at Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds, between 16:30 GMT on Thursday and 06:30 the following morning, Suffolk Police said.
The aviary holds canaries, budgies, teal ducks, finches and doves.
Abbey Gardens, external is run by West Suffolk Council and is on the 14-acre site of a former Benedictine Abbey, the Abbey of St Edmunds.
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