2007 : Arable land near Woolverton
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Image: © Maurice Pullin Taken: 17 Dec 2007
Not easy to see what was grown here, the stubble is too coarse for wheat, most likely maize. The black things are birds. The two on the ground are pheasants, those in the air are probably rooks, you wouldn't see crows together like that.
