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Drake and Duck A drake and duck... |
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Duck The head and throat of the male duck can be emerald green with shots of violet. The female is brown and russet gray.... |
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Duck This duck is generally found in sandy, marshy land and moist meadows near the sea.... |
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Duck This duck is beautifully colored and resembles a mallard. ... |
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Duck A duck... |
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Duck A well-known water fowl.... |
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Duck Feet Feet of a duck... |
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Duck Foot The webbed foot of a duck. ... |
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Duck's Foot The foot of a duck.... |
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Duck, American Scaup The American scaup duck is common in North America, accidental in Europe. It is also known as the creek broad-bill.... |
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Duck, Australian Tree A duck with a bill longer than its head and curved downward. Its legs are long and fitted with bird like feet adapted for perching. ... |
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Duck, buffle-headed The buffle-headed duck builds its nest in the hollow of trees, and averages about thirteen inches in length. It is also known as the spirit duck, little dipper, butter-box, and butter-ball.... |
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Duck, Elder The common elder (Somateria mollissima) is a large sea duck of the Anatidae family.... |
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Duck, Gadwall "Gadwall, a rather large fresh-water duck, common in the interior of the United States and breeding north of the latitude of Kentucky. It is a black and white duck, marked with brown, and is one of th... |
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Duck, Gray A freshwater duck.... |
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Duck, harlequin "The harlequin duck is a very beautiful but small species, fourteen inches lng; fond of the eddying waters of cascades; common in North America; rare in Europe." — Goodrich, 1859... |
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Duck, Hooded Merganser The hooded merganser.... |
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Duck, king Found in the Arctic regions of Europe, Asia, and North America, the king duck strongly resembles the eider in its habits. It os sometimes called the king eider because of this.... |
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Duck, long-tailed Also known as the old-wife, the long-tailed duck measures about seventeen inches, not including its characteristically long tail-feathers. It is common in both Europe and the United States.... |
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Duck, Mallard The a pair of mallard ducks.... |
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Duck, Mallards The mallard, also known as the common wild duck averages about twenty-four inches in length. It inhabits Europe and North America.... |
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Duck, mandarin The Mandarin duck, also known as the Chinese teal and the fan-tail duck, is domesticated in China and Japan.... |
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Duck, pintail The pintail duck measures twenty-six to twenty-eight inches in length (including the tail), and is found in Europe and America.... |
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Duck, Pintail "The Pintail Duck has the upper parts and flanks ash, with narrow stripes of black; under parts white; head umber-brown; tail pointed. It inhabits the N. of America and Europe."—(Charles Leonard... |
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Duck, red-crested whistling The red-crested whistling duck measures about twenty-two inches in length, and is found throughout Europe and Asia.... |
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