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Stock Photo: Juvenile Blue Tit Bird, Cyanistes Caeruleus. Less Than An Hour After Fledging From The Nest Box, Hiding Behind A Blade Of Grass

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Juvenile blue tit bird, cyanistes caeruleus. Less than an hour after fledging from the nest box, hiding behind a single blade of grass

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Juvenile blue tit bird, cyanistes caeruleus. Less than an hour after fledging from the nest box, hiding behind a blade of grass

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