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Can’t see you: three herons, West Park

9 January 2019 by David

Can't see you: three herons, West Park

Playing can’t see you: three herons on the island on West Park lake. When two or more of these birds are standing nearby other, they often seem to arrange themselves as if they are studiously ignoring each other.

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