Horseflies are a pain in the nature reserve
I realised I had made a mistake when the first horsefly landed on my elbow and took a bite seconds after I had walked onto Little Woolden Moss.
Ross Hoddinott/2020VISION
I realised I had made a mistake when the first horsefly landed on my elbow and took a bite seconds after I had walked onto Little Woolden Moss.
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