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Egyptian goose: strutting at the shore

11 December 2017 by David

Egyptian goose: strutting at the shore

Another visit to West Park, once again the Egyptian goose was there, strutting along the shore of the lake, hoping to be given bread but ready to escape onto the water if necessary.

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