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Where’s the heron’s head?

5 December 2017 by David

Where's the heron's head?

Two herons on opposite sides of West Park’s boating lake island, on a yopung bird, the other mature. When I noticed them one recent lunchtime, each was preening, and was standing hunched so their heads were hidden or hard to make out.

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