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Long-tailed tit in bramble patch

8 March 2021 by David

long-tailed tit in bramble patch

Long-tailed tit which flew across the canal junst in front of me, and landed in the middle of a big parch of bramble on the far bank.

long-tailed tit in bramble patch

A moment later, someone passed the bramble with a small dog, off the lead. The bird took off for deeper cover.

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