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Coot chick on a submerged branch

14 May 2017 by David

Coot chick on a submerged branch

Coot chick, previously just about visible in a nest of tangled twigs, here having swum a couple of feet across the River Avon to take refuge on a submerged and fallen branch poking out of the water. In the short time I was taking these pictures, I didn’t see any sign of a parent bird.

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