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Frosty feeding time, West Park

10 December 2021 by David

Frosty feeding time, West Park

The same frosty morning as in the previous post, still in QWest Park. Many of the Canada geese were out, shortly after sunrise, nibbling at the frosty grass, casting long shadows.

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