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Spotted flycatcher, Baggeridge

27 August 2019 by David

Spotted flycatcher, Baggeridge

Spotted flycatcher in bushes on the slope of Toposcope Hill, Baggeridge Country Park, earlier today. The only one of what sounded like a group of three or four which was actually visible. They were presumably taking a pause on the autumn migration.

Spotted flycatcher, Baggeridge

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