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Grey wagtail by Worfe, Worfield

16 May 2018 by David

Grey wagtail by Worfe, Worfield

Male grey wagtail hunting for insects by the River Worfe immediately upstream from Worfield, on the bank then on a twig over the water. Another bird, probably the female, was close to the water, hidden by the slope of the bank before flying off into nearby trees.

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