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Two herons (one reclusive)

31 August 2020 by David

Two herons (one reclusive)

On this visit to West Park, two herons were on one of the islands. One was in plain sight, the other more reclusive a little behind.

As often when herons are near each other, they were standing facing in different directions.

Categories David
Common Ramping-Fumitory Fumaria muralis
Mass of teazle seed-heads
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