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Little grebe by far bank, Compton

23 December 2016 by David

Little grebe by far bank, Compton

One of the little grebes which take up winter territories, dividing the canal from Aldersely to Wightwick between them. This one was at Compton, patrolling the water where the Boots Land Allotments meet the canal.

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