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Mistle thrush, Bantock Park

10 June 2024 by David
Mistle thrush, Bantock Park

A mistle thrush on a grassy verge in Bantock Park, searching for food last month. It carried on when people or cars came quite close, perhaps because there were fledglings back in the nest.

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