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Mistle thrush singing, Bridgnorth

16 December 2017 by David

Mistle thrush singing, Bridgnorth

Castle Walk, along the top of the cliff at Bridgnorth, gives the chance to see birds in trees without looking up. This was a mistle thrush singing recently.

Mistle thrush singing, Bridgnorth

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