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Bird Perched on End of Pier

A bird is seen sitting on the edge of a wooden pier, its feathers ruffled by the breeze. The pier stretches out into the water, appearing weathered and aged. The bird seems to be observing its surroundings, perhaps searching for food or resting.

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