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Crosses (mallards, West Park)

23 March 2022 by David

Crosses (mallards, West Park)

Look carefully wherever large numbers of mallards gather, like the lake at West Park. In among them, there’s quite likely to be one or two birds which are the result of an encounter between a mallard and some other species of duck.

Crosses (mallards, West Park)

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