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Coot chicks on the water once again

25 June 2017 by David

Coot chick on the water once again

Coot chicks from the same brood as in yesterday’s post, out for an early morning swim. Although they were now big enough to feed for themselves, one was still successfully demanding food from a parent.

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Moorhen on nest in flattened reeds, Wightwick Mill lock
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