Cormorant sculpture, Brickfields Pond
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Cormorant sculpture, Brickfields Pond
Image: © Eirian Evans Taken: 27 Feb 2008
Brickfields Pond was initially a flooded clay pit which had become derelict and a haven for fly tipping. It was the first site in North East Wales to be designated a Local Nature Reserve and is now a haven for birds and wildfowl. There are several sculptures around the park of which this is one.
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Image Location
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53.311288
Longitude
-3.484354