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Bold robin, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth

25 January 2019 by David

Bold robin, Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth

This bold robin was already quite near to me when I spotted it on a buis in the WI Garden of the Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth. Then it flew even closer, landing on the remains of a plant stem which seemed hardly wide enough for it to stand on.

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