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FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573162
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FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573164
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FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573160
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FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573163
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FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573161
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FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration
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FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573172
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FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573171
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FEATURE - Seevögel zeichnen Figuren in den Himmel: Schwarmbildung an der britischen Ostküste nahe Snettisham
This is the amazing moment a murmuration of seabirds formed a giant bird shape in the sky on a misty autumn morning in Snettisham, Norfolk. 10th October 2021 See SWCAmurmuration *** Local Caption *** 36573170
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FEATURE - Lincoln breitet seine Schwingen aus: Der 8-jährige Weisskopf-Seeadler in der Falknerei von Stonham Aspal
Lincoln the 8 year old Amrican bald eagle in the snow at The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary in Stonham Aspal Suffolk. 10/02/2021 *** Local Caption *** 31568487
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FEATURE - Lincoln breitet seine Schwingen aus: Der 8-jährige Weisskopf-Seeadler in der Falknerei von Stonham Aspal
Lincoln the 8 year old Amrican bald eagle in the snow at The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary in Stonham Aspal Suffolk. 10/02/2021 *** Local Caption *** 31568478
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FEATURE - Lincoln breitet seine Schwingen aus: Der 8-jährige Weisskopf-Seeadler in der Falknerei von Stonham Aspal
Lincoln the 8 year old Amrican bald eagle with falconer Jess Barrell at The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary in Stonham Aspal Suffolk. 10/02/2021 *** Local Caption *** 31568485
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FEATURE - Lincoln breitet seine Schwingen aus: Der 8-jährige Weisskopf-Seeadler in der Falknerei von Stonham Aspal
Lincoln the 8 year old Amrican bald eagle in the snow at The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary in Stonham Aspal Suffolk. 10/02/2021 *** Local Caption *** 31568482
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FEATURE - Lincoln breitet seine Schwingen aus: Der 8-jährige Weisskopf-Seeadler in der Falknerei von Stonham Aspal
Lincoln the 8 year old Amrican bald eagle with falconer Jess Barrell at The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary in Stonham Aspal Suffolk. 10/02/2021 *** Local Caption *** 31568483
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FEATURE - Lincoln breitet seine Schwingen aus: Der 8-jährige Weisskopf-Seeadler in der Falknerei von Stonham Aspal
Lincoln the 8 year old Amrican bald eagle in the snow at The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary in Stonham Aspal Suffolk. 10/02/2021 *** Local Caption *** 31568480
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FEATURE - Lincoln breitet seine Schwingen aus: Der 8-jährige Weisskopf-Seeadler in der Falknerei von Stonham Aspal
Lincoln the 8 year old Amrican bald eagle with falconer Jess Barrell at The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary in Stonham Aspal Suffolk. 10/02/2021 *** Local Caption *** 31568489
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FEATURE - Lincoln breitet seine Schwingen aus: Der 8-jährige Weisskopf-Seeadler in der Falknerei von Stonham Aspal
Lincoln the 8 year old Amrican bald eagle in the snow at The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary in Stonham Aspal Suffolk. 10/02/2021 *** Local Caption *** 31568477
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FEATURE - Lincoln breitet seine Schwingen aus: Der 8-jährige Weisskopf-Seeadler in der Falknerei von Stonham Aspal
Lincoln the 8 year old Amrican bald eagle with falconer Jess Barrell at The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary in Stonham Aspal Suffolk. 10/02/2021 *** Local Caption *** 31568481
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow Townsend with her lorikeet, Cherry. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for photosh
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow's birds live with her in her Sydney apartment. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
(c) Dukas -
DUK10139979_009
FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
(c) Dukas -
DUK10139979_006
FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow's birds help with her anxiety. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for photoshoots
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow lives in Sydney, Australia. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for photoshoots in
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Samantha at the skatepark. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for photoshoots in
which she
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FEATURE - Er hat seinen 100. Geburtstag noch erlebt: Sparrow Townsend erinnert sich an ihren geliebten Kakadu
Sparrow is making a book of her bird photographs. PA REAL LIFE *** Bird lover who legally changed her name to Sparrow pays tribute to her beloved 100year-old skateboarding cockatoo
By Jessica Frank-Keyes, PA Real Life
*With video contact video@pamediagroup.com
A bird fancier is paying tribute to her beloved skateboarding cockatoo - who turned
100 before flying over to the afterlife - by compiling a book of photos of her feathered
friend.
Spending hours in an aviary as a child, which was lovingly built for her by her
stepfather, the writer, conservationist and photographer formerly known as Trieste
changed her name to Sparrow Townsend in 2012, when she was 37, in honour of her
appreciation of all things avian.
So began a love affair between Sparrow, 48, and birds, which saw her keeping a
succession of parrots, launching a career making costumes for pet birds to wear and
photographing her winged companions modelling her creations.
But she says adopting Samantha, a frail 100-year-old cockatoo from a pet store near
her home in Sydney, Australia, in June 2020, led to the most incredible avian bond
she has enjoyed to date.
She said: "Samantha was up for adoption and according to the store, she was almost
100 years old. She was actually very close to death when I adopted her.
She was so frail I assumed she was only going to live for another 48 hours. I
assumed she was going to decline and go downhill very fast.
But I'm used to rehabilitating birds and bringing them back from the brink of death.
Samantha basically came back to life rejuvenated, which was wonderful.
"After two weeks of perching in front of a sunny window in my apartment and eating
fresh fruit, birdseed and calcium supplements, she really perked up.
To reach the age of 100 is quite a special achievement its a rarity even in the
wild.
Sparrow, whose quirky pictures of birds in fancy dress regularly appear i n
conservation calendars for local charities, even took Samantha out for p
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FEATURE - Ein Kormoran trocknet sein Gefieder in der Morgensonne
A cormorant dries its wings in the early morning sun on a rocky ledge at Budleigh Salterton, Devon, UK. With the sun rising over the sea on a cold, frosty morning, the sea begins to steam as the suns rays warm up the air above the water. January 7 2021. *** Local Caption *** 31492130
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FEATURE - Schwieriges Terrain: Enten rutschen auf einem zugefrorenen Teich aus
Ducks slip and slide on the ice at Marden nature reserve in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear. 04/01/21 *** Local Caption *** 31484862
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FEATURE - Schwieriges Terrain: Enten rutschen auf einem zugefrorenen Teich aus
Ducks slip and slide on the ice at Marden nature reserve in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear. 04/01/21 *** Local Caption *** 31484863
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FEATURE - Schwieriges Terrain: Enten rutschen auf einem zugefrorenen Teich aus
Ducks slip and slide on the ice at Marden nature reserve in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear. 04/01/21 *** Local Caption *** 31484860
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FEATURE - Schwieriges Terrain: Enten rutschen auf einem zugefrorenen Teich aus
Ducks slip and slide on the ice at Marden nature reserve in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear. 04/01/21 *** Local Caption *** 31484858
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FEATURE - Schwieriges Terrain: Enten rutschen auf einem zugefrorenen Teich aus
Ducks slip and slide on the ice at Marden nature reserve in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear. 04/01/21 *** Local Caption *** 31484859
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FEATURE - Schwieriges Terrain: Enten rutschen auf einem zugefrorenen Teich aus
Ducks slip and slide on the ice at Marden nature reserve in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear. 04/01/21 *** Local Caption *** 31484861
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FEATURE - Tausende Stare verdunkeln den Himmel über dem Ham Wall Naturschutzgebiet
Thousands of Starlings come down to roost on the Ham Wall Nature Reserve near Glastonbury. December 27 2020. *** Local Caption *** 31471635
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FEATURE - Krähe, Mond und Laterne: Einem Spaziergänger gelingt dieser kuriose Schnappschuss
A crow sits atop a Parisian street lamp, with the full moon in the background, pouring into the glass. 01/12/20 *** Local Caption *** 31426217
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FEATURE - Krähe, Mond und Laterne: Einem Spaziergänger gelingt dieser kuriose Schnappschuss
A crow sits atop a Parisian street lamp, with the full moon in the background, pouring into the glass. 01/12/20 *** Local Caption *** 31426218
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