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Its actually probably a Wood Duck, a native of America. Almost certainly an escapee but they are in Iceland I think and it could have strayed - but I doubt it! Looks too tame to be a really wild one!

But I may be wrong - other birders might like to confirm!

 

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27 minutes ago, marshman said:

Its actually probably a Wood Duck, a native of America. Almost certainly an escapee but they are in Iceland I think and it could have strayed - but I doubt it! Looks too tame to be a really wild one!

But I may be wrong - other birders might like to confirm!

 

Googled that. It looks like a wood duck.

Was at Horning earlier today. 

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They are also known as Carolina Duck. Some years ago they caused mayhem in The Lake District because they love to cross breed ( although the offspring are normally infertile ) most were eradicated around The Lakes.

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37 minutes ago, JennyMorgan said:

Surely a Basildon Duck then?

It would appear that whilst MM was busy getting himself wet, Jenny managed to miss the water completely and bang his head on the quayside, thus his anger leading him to rather lame Essex stereotyping! :default_smiley-taunt014::default_rofl:

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