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Gosling collection, Bridgnorth

5 July 2018 by David

Gosling collection, Bridgnorth

Goslings – three different sets, at different ages, on the same day last month by the bridge at Bridgnorth. The parents were the almost all white of feral birds, with some small patches of feathers hinting at partial greylag descent.

Categories David
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