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Jackdaw with a touch of white, Northycote Farm

3 November 2017 by David

Jackdaw with a touch of white, Northycote Farm

One of the Northycote Farm flock of jackdaws, patches of white in its feathers. It was searching for morsels to eat on the ground of one of the pig enclosures, then perching on one of the fence posts nearby.

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