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Egyptian goose, Wollaton Park

24 November 2018 by David

Egyptian goose, Wollaton Park

Egyptian goose by the lake at Wollaton Park. Note the absence of rings, showing it is a wild bird. The only one I saw, though a quick web search indicates there is a small resident breeding population there.

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