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Dunnock singing, Bridgnorth

12 March 201624 March 2015 by David

Dunnock singing

Dunnock on a branch of a magnolia tree in the Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth. It was so focussed on singing to broadcast its presence that it appeared not to notice me taking its picture.

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