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Two rats, West Park

6 September 2020 by David

Two rats, West Park

Two rats on a patch of short grass West Park, eating peanuts which someone had left out for squirrels.

The rats know I was nearby, taking photos of them, but were unconcerned. Someone came down a nearby path with their dog on a long lead. Now the rats headed for the cover of undergrowth.

Categories David
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