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Egyptian goose returns, West Park

21 October 2017 by David

Egyptian goose returns, West Park

Egyptian goose, back on the lake at West Park after a couple of weeks when there hasn’t been any sign of it. This must be the same bird which has also been seen at Dunstall Park, hanging out with greylag geese, which are also its preferred associates at West Park.

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