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Heron standing, wings part-open

12 March 201614 January 2015 by David

Heron standing, wings part-open

Heron standing on the rail protecting the West Park boating lake island. It was holding its wings half open to catch the wintry sun as it watched the partly frozen lake.

Look out for the muscovy duck in one of the pictures.

Categories David
Hawthorn Wood in winter, sunbeam breaking through
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