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Duckling alone, Bridgnorth

6 September 2019 by David

Duckling alone, Bridgnorth

Summer duckling at the biord feeding area by the bridge at Bridgnorth. There was no sign of any siblings around. There were, as usual, several female mallards. But none of them seemed to be showing any signs of interest in this young one.

Duckling alone, Bridgnorth

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