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Nest with eggs, Bridgnorth bridge

1 April 2016 by David

Nest with eggs, Bridgnorth bridge

Nest, probably goose nest, on the unstable ground formed by deposition in the Severn on the downstream side of one of the piers of Bridgnorth Bridge.

No sign of birds tending the nest while I was there – the nest may have been abandoned.

Nest with eggs, Bridgnorth bridge

Categories David
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