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Young goosander, seeing off other birds, Bridgnorth

12 December 2017 by David

Young goosander, seeing off other birds, Bridgnorth

The goosander swimming in the Severn by Bridgnorth was surrounded by several mallards and gulls doing the same. Here it was forcefully telling them to keep out of its personal space (it worked).

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Young goosander down below, Bridgnorth
Collared earth star from above and from the side
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