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West Park coots

3 May 2012 by David

Coot

The first two birds were resting on the ground, seemingly unconcerned whenever anyone passed close by. One was only inches away from the path the other was actually on.

Coot

Coot on a nest

This one’s nest was also very close at hand, not far from the edge of the lake.

Coot on a nest

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