Captive-bred Wildcats die after release (www.birdguides.com)

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Two captive-bred Wildcats have died after being released into the Cairngorms NP.

The Saving Wildcats project said one of the females, called Midge, was knocked down on a road. It said the second, named Oats, died of starvation four weeks after her release.

The cats could be tracked by their GPS radio collars and were found by park rangers.

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