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Red in tooth and beak, Bridgnorth

25 June 2019 by David

Red in tooth and beak, Bridgnorth

Nature isn’t always nice. Lesser black backed gull in the shallow margin of the Severn at Bridgnorth with what looked like a newly-hatched chick of some kind, now deceased and about to be eaten.

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