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Greylag goose goslings eating in short grass, West Park

30 June 2017 by David

Greylag goose goslings eating in short grass, West Park

Greylag goose goslings, one of the trio much larger than its siblings, still thriving. This time they were eating on a patch of short grass, with both parent birds on the lookout for any threats.

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