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Pied wagtails by a canal basin

5 January 2017 by David

Pied wagtail by a canal basin

A pair of pied wagtails by the lock connecting the Stratford Canal to the River Avon. There usually seems to be one or two birds to be seen somewhere close to the canal basin there.

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