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Cormorant taking off, Exeter Quays

25 April 2018 by David

Cormorant taking off, Exeter Quays

The Quays on the Exe at Exeter, where the former warehouses have been replaced by trendy cafes and shops, and the water is a magnet for birds. Here, one of the resident cormorants taking off from the swollen river.

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