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14-10-2007, 11:55 AM
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| | | ID Ducks
Wildfowl photographed at the Dingle Nature Reserve in Anglesea, Wales in Oct 2007. Any help identifying the two flanking the Mallard would be appreciated! Thanks. |
14-10-2007, 03:18 PM
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| | | Re: ID Ducks
Hi
They're one of the many forms of mallard produced by thousands of years of domestication and selective breeding; they frequently escape captivity and can turn up anywhere. More info here: “Manky Mallards” (domestic, feral, or just plain odd Mallards)
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14-10-2007, 05:59 PM
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Hi, thanks for that T2. They are so much bigger though, and a variety of different shades of colour... quite impressive I thought. Thanks for the link  |
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