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HampshireCam Travels ~ Norfolk Odyssey - Page 3
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Afternoon feeding ~ The birds are fed twice a day and this signals the start of a few minutes of frenetic activity as they all vye for their share of the food. All photographs © David Packman |
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Visitors in the comfort of the viewing lounge watch the birds tuck into more feed. |
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Wait for us, Red Breasted Geese hurrying for their food. |
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A male Mandarin Duck in moult. |
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Ruddy Shelduck. |
Legless, well not quite, a White Stork at rest.
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A Tern, which variety I'm not sure, stretching its wings in Pensthorpe Dulverton Aviary. |
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A Chiloe Wigeon. |
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Rest assured it isn't real, this giant metal dragonfly looks at home in the reeds. |
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High and dry ~ The end of the day and one of the boats used by Pensthorpe staff to move around the lakes. |
All photographs © David Packman |
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