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Goslings ashore, Mary Stevens Park, Stourbridge

21 July 2016 by David

Gosling ashore, Mary Stevens Park, Stourbridge

Couple of the young Canada geese at Mary Stevens Park, Stourbridge on land near the edge of the lake, stalking round looking dinosaur-like, preening, and searching for titbits to eat. All the birds in the gosling crèche were wandering round in the vicinity.

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