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| Nice picture. I am pretty sure that is a rare crested breasted hooter. I know it's not a flat billed hooter. |
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| Poor Girl! Bet she has to walk up stairs backwards. N.S. Sherlock
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| Glad you circled the duck. I'd a never saw it otherwise. One thing about it, if she ever trips and falls she'll never get a bloody nose. 
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| It is a double-breasted, muff crested, beaver-tailed hen!!! No limit!!!
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| The first thing you notice is that there are TWO ducks. There is one that is obscured by a post. It is actually even closer than the duck that is the center of attraction. There might even be a third duck from the rings in the water. It's amazing they came that close to the dock with that guy standing there. |
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