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Two coot chicks swimming by, West Park

24 July 2016 by David

Coot chick swimming by

Two of the coot chicks which have hatched this year from the birds nesting on the lake at West Park. There have probably been more young coot that chicks from all the other poolside birds together, but many have disappeared before getting even as big as the pair shown here.

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