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Fresh feathers: tufted ducks, West Park

6 March 2023 by David
Fresh feathers: tufted ducks, West Park

Resident birds (those which stay in this country all year long) are putting on fresh feathers to impress potential partners for the breeding season. None less than the tufted ducks which have been overwintering on the lake at West Park.

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