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Mallard on the roof. Location: Abbotsbury

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Across most of the UK, apart from the far north and west of Scotland. Least common in upland and urban....

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Abbotsbury

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Location: Abbotsbury

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Male pheasant at Abbotsbury

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All-black and larger than its cousin, the moorhen, it has a distinctive white beak and 'shield' above...

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It appears to be a tufted duck but with not much evidence of the tufts - any help please? Location: Abbotbury

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Breeds across most of the UK, other than in northern Scotland, mid-Wales and the moors of south-west...

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The mute swan is a very large white waterbird. It has a long S-shaped neck, and an orange bill with...

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The mute swan is a very large white waterbird. It has a long S-shaped neck, and an orange bill with...

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Another shot of a Red-crested pochard. Location: Green Park

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Found mainly in southern and eastern England, where breeding populations have become established...

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Having trouble with the ID of this duck. Location: Green Park

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Another mallard, but to my eyes with some cross breeding. Location: Green Park

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Larger than a pochard, the male has an orange-brown head with a red beak and pale flanks. Females are...

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I have ID'd this as a Little gull due to the black beak, can anyone confirm? Location: Calshot

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I believe this is a Herring gull based on the black feather wing tips. Location: Eastbourne

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Cannot identify this bird, similar size to a chaffinch. This was photographed in the New Forest in some trees close to open heathland

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