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Mountains and Mole Hills
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Mountains and Mole Hills (Erithacus rubecula)

A Robin stood upon a freshly dug mole hill. As well as the chance of a couple of worms, I imagine it was a warmer place under foot, for the Robin, on this frosty, chilly morning.


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Location
Lancashire
Date taken
30/11/2019
Scientific name
Erithacus rubecula
Equipment used
Canon
KC Foggin
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Nicely captured Tom and I'll bet there's a bunch of insects in that mole hill. Good feasting ahead.
 
tracker
You could be right, there, KC. It amazes me the things birds and other animals learn when it comes to finding food and surviving difficult times. Thanks for your comment :)
 
Digiscoper321
Warm feet is a good start for a morning hunt,insects be ware. Small and lovely but still a predator. ;);Nice and different shot,Tom.
 

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