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Hunting on a muddy river bank

23 March 2020 by David

Hunting on a muddy river bank

The Severn’s level had receded just slightly from a flooding high, leaving a layer of mud on the bank. A wagtail was hunting there for invertebrates to eat.

Hunting on a muddy river bank

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