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    Default Moorhen and Chicks at Hungerford

    These little chaps were proving to be a bit of a hand full.
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    awwww. Did she kill it? They do some times

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    Nope, no Mooorhens were hurt in the making of this photograph.
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    Oh good
    Actually it's not moorhens thta harm thir young is it ?It's coots

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