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Cygnets, how they’ve grown

2 September 2016 by David

Cygnets, how they've grown

My first view of the West Park cygnets after a gap of about a month, and how they had grown. Almost as big as the mother swan, and their down almost completely replaced by feathers.

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Common darter dragonfly on bullrush leaves
Garden lily, opening
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