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Carrion crow looking round, West Park

25 February 2025 by David
Carrion crow looking round, West Park

A pair of carrion crows looking for food on one of the areas of short grass in West Park recently, frequently raising their heads and looking round in case there were any threats.  This is the bird which was a little nearer to me.

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