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 : Cape Sparrow - female attempting to incubate a


Cape Sparrow - female attempting to incubate a

Cape Sparrow - female attempting to incubate a golf ball, behaviour probably triggered by maternal instinct caused by the shape of the ball. (Passer melanurus). Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Endemic in South Africa, Botswana, Namibia and coastal Angola

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10874798
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42960022
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© Alan J. S. Weaving / www.ardea.com
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