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Two moorhens, West Park, this year’s chicks, perhaps

30 August 2020 by David

Two moorhens, West Park, this year's chicks, perhaps

Two moorhens on the lake at West Park, possibly this year’s chicks recently in their adult feathers.

Categories David
Fungi – Old Nursery wood
Common Ramping-Fumitory Fumaria muralis
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