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Song thrush in a tree and on the ground, Mary Stevens Park

19 July 2016 by David

Song thrush on the ground

More of the bird life of Mary Stevens Park, a few minutes walk from the centre of Stourbridge. This is a song thrush, possibly a young one. First it was on a branch of a tree, then it landed on the ground in a successful search for food.

Categories David
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