Black guillemot, River Lagan, Belfast
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Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 18 Mar 2011
See Image Black guillemots are now common around Belfast harbour and the Lagan. Despite all the rebuilding work there still seems to be enough holes left for their nests. This one was in the Lagan, off Gregg’s Quay, close to the Queen’s Bridge. Continue to Image