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Crow bathing, Severn, Bridgnorth

2 January 2020 by David

Crow bathing, Severn, Bridgnorth

Carrion crow bathing in the Severn, in the shallow water by the shingle beach at the upstream apex of the Bylet at Bridgnorth, splashing around having a good clean.

Categories David
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