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Opportunistic jackdaws, Mary Arden’s Farm

1 October 2016 by David

Opportunistic jackdaws, Mary Arden's Farm

Jackdaws, like other members of the crow family, will take anything they can grab. This pair were after the water put out for the poultry at Mary Arden’s Farm, Wilmcote.

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