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Young goosander, Bridgnorth, ashore for another preen

19 November 2017 by David

Young goosander, Bridgnorth, ashore for another preen

This final set of pictures of the young goosander on the Severn at Bridgnorth was taken about an hour and a half later again. The bird was now ashore on the gravel bed at the upstream tip of the Bylet, taking the time to preen thoroughly.

Categories David
Autumn colours: High Rock, Bridgnorth
Autumn colours: yew “berries” ripening
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