Winged Encounters: The Common Birds of DublinA collection of stunning images of the everyday birds of Dublin City from Raymond Beggan. \n \nCormorants, ducks, gulls, swans, herons, pigeons. Caught on the wing, at rest, in play, feeding and preening. From the Malahide Estuary to the Blessington Basin and Dublin's parks and canals: each one rendered in exhilirating detail. \n \nNature on display here in its wonder and glory by a master of the lens, Raymond Beggan. \n \n'Dublin may sometimes appear

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