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Waxwing, Compton

10 January 2013 by David

Waxwing, Compton

Waxwing, one of a party of a dozen in the Dell Field of the Smestow Valley Nature Reserve, by the canal,
last week.

They were resting in the tops of the taller trees by the canal, then making forays to eat rosehips and haws from nearby bushes.

Categories David
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