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Footprints in the mud (wagtail?)

20 November 2021 by David

Footprints in the mud (wagtail?)

Bird footprints left in soft mud, River Avon, Stratford. After heavy rain, the river had, just, overflown its banks. As it receded, it left behind a thin band of silt, forming soft mud which was taking clear footprints. These were probably made by one of a resident pair of wagtails.

Footprints in the mud (wagtail?)

Categories David
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