Painters have started work to cover a large graffiti artwork of a bird, described as “Pam the Bird,” painted on a bridge pylon about 140 metres tall. Both outlets report that the graffiti is significant in size and located high on the structure, making the cleanup task complex and time-consuming. The reports say the artwork is attributed to an alleged serial vandal, though details about the person or the extent of any previous incidents are not provided in the accounts. The cleanup involves painters moving in to cover or remove the graffiti from the bridge pylon. The articles do not specify when the vandalism occurred, whether the bridge remains open, or the methods being used to paint over the work. The focus is on the start of covering the graffiti and the logistical challenge of working at height on a major bridge structure.