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: Egyptian Goose - four young


Egyptian Goose - four young

Egyptian Goose - four young (Alopochen aegyptiaca). Sunset Dam - Kruger National Park - South Africa

Picture No
10887226
Media ID
42978903
Size
4800px x 3120px (1.4MB)
Credit
© Thomas Dressler / www.ardea.com
Category
NA
Ardea Picture Library
Picture No
10887226
Contributor Ref
TD-2830

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