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  1. 25-06-2007 #1
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    This is a beautiful duck I captured over at Dawlidh accross the estuart in Devon . It apparently it escaped from a collection ai the 1950s and is now well astablished in many countries. It is a fresh water bird and mosly silent with odd grumbles and slaps it's bill against it's chest in disply.
    (Lol sounds some what of a tarzen )
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    Ah, the infamous Ruddy Duck, pretty little things though.
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    Yes seeing as blue is my favorite colour. But all duckes are lovley
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    I like ducks - they are both pretty and funny... hard to get both together! Beautiful creature - I know tha tname but have not seen a photo of one.
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    I wonder if the Ruddy ducks are related to Wigeons. Wigeons have a blue beak litle lighter more slate blue but they whistle as well
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    Wow that's a cracking shot Chocky, nice and sharp and good catchlight in the eye, well done
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