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Tuftie drake heading off, West Park

30 November 2025 by David
Tuftie drake heading off, West Park

A tufted duck male heading towards the middle of the West Park lake earlier this month.

Tuftie drake heading off, West Park

It was then one of the few tufties on the lake. Number have now started to rise as more birds joint the flock to use the park as a refuge over the winter.

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