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: Bittern - In reedbed neck raised


Bittern - In reedbed neck raised

Bittern - In reedbed neck raised (Botaurus stellaris). South Yorkshire - England

Picture No
10871347
Media ID
42945016
Size
2848px x 4288px (1.6MB)
Credit
© Geoff Trinder / www.ardea.com
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10871347
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Bittern Bitterns Botaurus Neck Raised Reedbed Stellaris


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