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Moorhen eating chapati flower, West Park

26 February 2020 by David

Moorhen eating chapati flower, West Park

One of the West Park moorhens burying its head in its food, eating some chapati flower which had been left near the lake.

Moorhen eating chapati flower, West Park

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