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Jay high in tree, Himley Plantation

9 December 2017 by David

Jay high in tree, Himley Plantation

This jay had been foraging on the ground in Himley Plantaion. It had just found something to eat, possibly an acorn, and flown up onto a high branch to have it undisturbed.

Jay high in tree, Himley Plantation

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