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Carrion crows, Torquay beach

26 April 2018 by David

Carrion crow, Torquay beach

Some of the large groups of carrion crows hauting the beach by the Abbey Park, Torquay. These birds seem even more bold than most carrion crows. Perhaps one reason: one time when I went out without a camera, there was a woman on the beach, feeding them as if they were pigeons in Trafalgar Square.

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