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Shoveller Duck
Shoveller Duck, originally uploaded by Andyrob. These Shoveller Ducks are quite interesting, on the ponds at Wanstead Flats. We first saw them arrive for winter feeding last year, about six pairs then they went away again. This year with … Continue reading
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Tagged bird, birds, duck, duckpond, fowl, padding, ponds, Shoveller duck, small pond, Wanstead, wanstead flats
London Bloggers new venue, competition and pubs
I’m looking forward to the London Bloggers meetup tonight at a new venue near Blackfriars Bridge. Organiser Andy Bargery says there will be “plenty of space and cracking views over the Thames” which sounds good. With it being a larger … Continue reading





