Bird of prey escaped from London Zoo eight DAYS ago, sparking warning to dog-walkers to stay away

A Fowl of prey is continue to free of charge eight times right after flying off from London Zoo.

The crested caracara, called Jester, has a 4ft wingspan but is not a risk to the general public.

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Nevertheless, authorities have warned puppy entrepreneurs to beware, simply because this kind of US falcon often walks on the floor looking for food stuff.

So much Jester has been noticed throughout West London, with sightings in South Ealing and Richmond Park.

Yesterday she was on Barnes Widespread, a lot more than 11 miles from the zoo.

A puppy walker stated: “I couldn’t believe that it when I saw it hunting down from the trees.”

Zookeepers want to coax Jester into a journey crate making use of her favourite meals — quail and crickets.

She escaped by flying off about Regent’s Park in the course of education last Tuesday.

The zoo claimed: “Caracaras are very well outfitted for surviving in an urban atmosphere.

“Somewhat like a crow or magpie, they are mainly scavengers, taking in carrion, bugs, and grubs or foods out of bins.”

In 1965, a male golden eagle termed Goldie fled the zoo for 12 times before remaining caught.