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Cygnet, Dimmingsdale

8 August 2018 by David

Cygnet, Dimmingsdale

Lone cygnet by the canal at Dimmingsdale, seen from the towpath on the other side of the water, and from looking down from the bridge. There was one parent bird nearby.

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Spreading its wings, male banded demoiselle
Canalside cobweb
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