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Posted on 30th July 201527th October 2015 by Wheatland Farm

Dunnock gape

Dunnock chicks gaping at Wheatland Farm Eco LodgesThe dunnock eggs have hatched and the young are definitely hungry. Ian took this snap when he spotted the adult leaving on a foraging mission.

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