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Dad with its chick

Dad with its chick

The difference is size and the way they walked together: almost hard to imagine that the little one will grow as big as his dad...
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The difference is size and the way they walked together: almost hard to imagine that the little one will grow as big as his dad
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Twee Rivieren, Eastern Cape, ZA

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Aug, 2019

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