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Blackbirds, snowy ground

15 February 202115 February 2021 by David

Blackbirds, snowy ground

Snow, falling lightly as these pictures were taken, makes life harder for feeding birds. Blackbirds probe the soil for invertebrates, and need to spend longer working at it when the ground is frozen.

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Bird feeder, snowy day: squirrel
West Park islands, snow on a sunny morning
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