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Bold robin, Himley Plantation, revisited

16 December 2016 by David

Bold robin, Himley Plantation, revisited

One of the clearings in Himley Plantation has several fallen tree trunks which support a variety of different species of fungi. A robin has this clearing as its territory. When I’ve been photographing the fungi, the bird keeps coming near, ignoring my presence.

Bold robin, Himley Plantation, revisited

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