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Lesser black-back gulls nesting, Bylet, Bridgnorth

22 May 2026 by David
Lesser black-back gulls nesting, Bylet, Bridgnorth

A pair of lesser black backed gulls on the pebbly beach at the upstream tip of the Bylet in the Severn at Bridgnorth. One bird seems to be brooding eggs on the pebbles; the other bird watching guard.

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