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Carrion crow, looking out, having a drink

31 May 2020 by David

Carrion crow, looking out, having a drink

Carrion crow, West Park, first seen watchful in a tree near the lake.

A few minutes later, it flew down to the edge of the lake, climbed down the bank, and kept arefully lowering its head to take several beakfulls of water.

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