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Pied wagtail pair by the shore, West Park

16 April 202116 April 2021 by David

Pied wagtail pair by the shore, West Park

Pair of pied wagtails by the side of the shore at West Park, hunting for insects. Where only one bird appear in a picture, it is the female, which was nearer to me.

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