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Common Goldeneyes Duck into View at Arkendo Park, Oakville

Posted on 2013 01 21 by BetCrooks

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Common Goldeneye dive steadily at Arkendo Park, Oakville, Ontario in January.

Posted in Focus | Tagged birds, Common Goldeneye | 2 Comments

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