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Looking Down

Looking Down

This young Tawny always curiosity when I would arrive in the early morning to try and get some images. There were two young ones and stayed in the vicinity for ...
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This young Tawny always curiosity when I would arrive in the early morning to try and get some images. There were two young ones and stayed in the vicinity for about two weeks before venturing further afield.
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