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Gloucester Canalside Apartments
HWW!
This is a fairly dull wall, on a bland apartment block by the canal in Gloucester.
Look at the bottom, though (PiP - click on the seated swan) and there's an unusal sight: a pair of mute swans have decided that the base of the wall, next to a well used path, is a good place to raise their young.
This pair has been resident for a few years, and used to have a nest site at a secluded spot nearby, on the water's edge, but in recent years they have been flooded out and lost most of the eggs. Hopefully suburban life will suit them better.
This is a fairly dull wall, on a bland apartment block by the canal in Gloucester.
Look at the bottom, though (PiP - click on the seated swan) and there's an unusal sight: a pair of mute swans have decided that the base of the wall, next to a well used path, is a good place to raise their young.
This pair has been resident for a few years, and used to have a nest site at a secluded spot nearby, on the water's edge, but in recent years they have been flooded out and lost most of the eggs. Hopefully suburban life will suit them better.
Erhard Bernstein, trester88, Peter_Private_Box, Falk Preusche and 4 other people have particularly liked this photo
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A wonderful and interesting picture, which I like very much!
Very nice composition
And the swans are there too!! Nice to see their neighbourhood.
Best Wishes, HWW, a nice half week ahead, and stay safe!!
Peter
HWW, Gavin!
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