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European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and invertebrates.
European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and...
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European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and invertebrates.
European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and...
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European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and invertebrates.
European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and...
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European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and invertebrates.
European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and...
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European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and invertebrates.
European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and...
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European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and invertebrates.
European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and...
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European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and invertebrates.
European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and...
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European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and invertebrates.
European Cranes (Grus grus), North East Extremadura in Dehesa. The cranes migrate south in winter from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to Spain and roost in large numbers mainly on lake shores. They feed in the dehesas on acorns and...