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Description	This bird is called Fieldfare in English (the scientific name is Turdus pilaris). It is called Björktrast in Swedish. Location: Shot in the park Slottsskogen in central Gothenburg, Sweden. Camera: Nikon D50 using a 70-300mm lens (at 300mm when the photo was taken).
Date	14th of May, 2006. 09:25.
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Author	Martin Olsson (mnemo on en/sv wikipedia and commons, martin@minimum.se).
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