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Cloud of midges, Wightwick Lock

20 May 2017 by David

Cloud of midges, Wightwick Lock

A sunny spring morning recently and midges were out in clouds. They seemed to prefer to congregate above the side weirs of canals, here by Wightwick Lock.

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