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Two female goosanders on Severn, Bridgnorth

31 October 2018 by David

Female goosander on Severn, Bridgnorth

Two female goosanders on the Severn at Bridgnorth, one just downstream of the Bylet, the other a similar distance from the opposite bank. Perhaps the same two birds which had been on a log in the same area a few days previously.

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