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A single Common Moorhen (Gallinula chloropus) is observed within a canal or river system in Strasbourg, France. The bird, oriented towards the left, stands on a dark, partially submerged wooden branch or log in murky, greenish-brown water. Its plumage is predominantly dark, featuring a distinct red frontal shield, a red bill tipped with yellow, and a prominent white stripe along its flank. Its elongated, greenish-yellow legs and toes are visible gripping the wood. The water surface shows minor ripples and contains scattered natural debris including small twigs, leaves, and plant matter. Directly behind the bird, a large, industrial structure composed of numerous closely-spaced, parallel vertical bars or grates, made of rusted metal, forms a barrier bordering the water. This structure angles diagonally from the lower left to the upper right, consistent with a water intake screen or weir infrastructure common in the city's waterways.
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