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Tufties swimming by, West Park

24 January 202324 January 2023 by David
Tufties swimming by, West Park

Some of the tufted ducks on the West Park lake this winter. There’s probably thirty to forty which gather over the hard weather each year. But this year, for some reason, they seem overwhelmingly to be male.

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