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Avocet feeding in Exe estuary mud

27 March 2018 by David

Avocet feeding in Exe estuary mud

Avocet, poster bird for the RSPB, and for the waders which over-winter in the Exe estuary. One on its own, feeding by filtering invertebrates from the river mud at low tide.

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