A glamping site owner, Nigel Marsh, admits sabotaging two bird scarers on neighbouring farmland near his site at Edgefield, Norfolk. He tells a court that the devices, which cost about £400 each, caused problems for guests at the glamping location.
According to his account, customers were disturbed by the bird scarers’ noise, described as blasts of around 130 decibels. The reporting indicates the court considers the circumstances around the interference with neighbouring equipment and the impact on people staying at the glamping site. The outlet describing the case frames the admission around guest complaints and the alleged level of noise from the scarers; other outlets were not provided here for comparison, so differing angles cannot be assessed beyond this account.
