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20_02NHBA_030_02 Moorhens spend a lot of time on our front lawn and flower beds but are very timid. Perhaps surprisingly, they often perch in trees and on the garden fence which they use as a "footpath" to visit neighbouring gardens. This Moorhen regularly visits our back garden to forage for spilt seed beneath the bird-feeders. By Tony Morris
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Moorhens spend a lot of time on our front lawn and flower beds but are very timid. Perhaps surprisingly, they often perch in trees and on the garden fence which they use as a "footpath" to visit neighbouring gardens. This Moorhen regularly visits our back garden to forage for spilt seed beneath the bird-feeders.

By Tony Morris
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