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fotobombing coot |
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fotobombing kittiwake and goose |
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fotobombing merganser |
notice the distinctive 'M' pattern of the juvenile kittiwake in flight
The splash is where a companion merganser had been a second ago. These are diving ducks. Sometimes there is one, sometimes a dozen, and then in an instant, they disappear from the viewfinder.
Wrangler, a street rescue five years ago, is fit and handsome. Upon being given to his present owners, he was a malnourished, scrawny wretch. To-day, he is on his first birdwalk. Sunday, 19 January. East 72nd. Cleveland lake shore.
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