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Wood pigeon pecking at a lawn

14 February 2018 by David

Wood pigeon pecking at a lawn

One of a pair of wood pigeons which were industriously pecking away at bare patches they had made in one of the lawns of the Castle Grounds park, Bridgnorth.

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Female blackbird, Castle Walk, Bridgnorth
Castle and church, Bridgnorth
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