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Standing in serried rows: gulls, West Park

25 March 2023 by David
Standing in serried rows: gulls,  West Park

Black-headed gulls standing in long rows on the railing at the edge of the lake in West Park, and on the remains of a fallen dead tree. In one or two of the pictures, a coot had insinuated itself among the gulls.

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