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Officer speaks on bird that flew 5,700km from Russia

Titus Imboma an Ornithologist and Research scientist at National Museum of Kenya

For the past two years, Corporal Gladys Gathogo has taken keen interest in birds. This was never the case before, but her experience with a strange bird believed to have come from Russia changed all this.

At around 6pm on January 22, 2015, a Steppe Eagle landed right at the gate of Makongeni Police Station, along Jogoo Road. One of the two people passing nearby picked the bird and handed it over to Corporal Gladys Gathogo, who was on duty at the station.

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