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Devon interlude, September 2016: Rock pipit, Ilfracombe beach

23 October 2016 by David

Rock pipit, Ilfracombe beach

Rock pipit, tiny bird, one of a small group which haunt the area by the outlet of the stream on Wildersmouth beach, Ilfracombe. Its rapid movements in search of food help make the bird visible among the rocks and pebbles.

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