Boy hospitalised after swooping magpie knocks him off e-scooter
A magpie has left a boy with injuries and in a hospital after swooping him while he was on an e-scooter.
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A primary school age boy has been hospitalised after he was reportedly knocked off his e-scooter by a swooping magpie.
Queensland Ambulance Service paramedics were called to an incident on Glen Road at Warwick about 8.30am on Monday.
They treated him for a facial laceration and transported him to the Warwick Hospital in a stable condition.
It was reported that the boy was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash.
About an hour later paramedics were called to a motorcycle crash on the Warrego Highway at Haigslea.
A woman suffered widespread abrasion and bruising in the crash and was transported to the Ipswich Hospital in a stable condition.
Originally published as Boy hospitalised after swooping magpie knocks him off e-scooter
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