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Is this a muscovy / aylesbury cross?

20 March 2021 by David

Is this a muscovy / aylesbury cross?

White duck near the lake at West Park, very much larger than the mallards. Thought from the skull shape and the black patch at the back of the head that it could have been a muscovy / aylesbury cross.

Seen one time only – there have been no signs of the bird on several subsequent visits to the park.

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