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Blackbird by the Bantock Park pond

28 May 2024 by David
Blackbird by the Bantock Park pond

Male blackbird among the thick vegetation around the edge of the pond at Bantock Park. Traces of soil on his beak show traces of his efforts to probe the soft ground of the shoreline for creatures to eat, or perhaps to take back to the nest.

Blackbird by the Bantock Park pond
Categories David
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