AMERICAN GREY | l i g h t
A Quick Ruffle
Posted by AG (London, United Kingdom) on 6 August 2006 in Animal & Insect.
Back in 1957, the River Thames through London was declared ‘biologically dead’ due to the high levels of pollution and it was said that herons would never be seen on the river again.
Today, after decades of clean-up and the disappearance of much of the polluting industry along the river, the prospects have been transformed. Fish are again in abundance and not only are the herons back but their colonies are at an all-time high.
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This site stands in the long shadow of American Grey | frames, my (closed) original photoblog 2005-2009.
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