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Great white egret flying off, Doxey

9 December 20187 December 2018 by David

Great white egret flying off, Doxey

Great white egret at Doxey Marsh, already featured in yesterdays post, now flying off out of sight, its silhouette showing the huge long beak and trailing legs before it disappeared.

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