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Toes in the water – Canada goose, West Park

8 November 2019 by David

Toes in the water - Canada goose, West Park

More bird activity in the large puddles in West Park left after the recent heavy rains. One of the large flock of Canada geese goose-steps through the water, stirring up the lawn below, perhaps fiinding the flooding makes it easier to catch resident invertebrates.

Toes in the water - Canada goose, West Park

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