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Mallard Released

This little girl came to us in April only a few days old, all cold and very weak.

A few hour in an incubator and she was on her way to recovery. Over the weeks we have been taking care of her until large enough to fend for herself in the wild, where she was released yesterday.

At this time of year, incubators are invaluable, we have two and need more, but at £500 each, there pretty expensive!

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