Life on Coatham Marsh

Photographs taken of the fauna and flora found on Coatham Marsh, Redcar. [bryan0755@gmail.com)


Blackbird, male.
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at March 26, 2007
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ILCO said...

"melro" in Portugal

March 26, 2007

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Warrenby, Redcar, Cleveland.

NZ 586247

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