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Stock Photo: Male Blackbird Swallowing Hawthorn Berry

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A male blackbird, Turdus merula, feeds on a berry, or haw, of a hawthorn tree, Crataegus monogyna, in a wood in Yorkshire, UK. Blackbirds are common in gardens and woodland. Hawthorn berries provide an important source of food for birds and mammals in autumn (fall) and winter.

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male blackbird swallowing hawthorn berry turdus merula feeds haw tree crataegus monogyna wood yorkshire blackbirds common gardens woodland hawthorns berries source food birds mammals autumn fall winter birdwatching ornithology passerine passerines songbird songbirds feeding eating eats

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