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Heron on fallen trunk

17 November 202029 September 2020 by David

Heron on fallen trunk

West Park heron on one of the favoured perching spots, a fallen trunk stretching over the water.

As it twisted to preen, it seemed to be imitating Anne Boleyn’s ghost (Stanley Holloway monologue version)

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