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Vantage points, magpies

16 March 2025 by David
Vantage points, magpies

Magpies gathering in twos or in small groups high in trees, visible while the branches are still bare of leaves. They may be pairing up rather that surveying their territories.

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Velvet shanks over the Smestow
Pussy willow just breaking, early March
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