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Name that Duck

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Couldn't resist building this puzzle. :) Can anyone identify this duck? I've never seen one like this before. :dunno:
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A Mandarin Duck.

Don;t ask me why I know that, it's just one of those things that's in my weird head.

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Yes, a Mandarin duck, native to China and Japan, or thereabouts. Beautiful plumage, squire!
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Thanks very much for the info, fellas. :) Lovely bird. I hope this isn't the "Mandarin Duck" served in Chinese restaurants. :worried:

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Dead clever, those Chinese, I see it carries a spare pair of flippers in its back pocket; handy to escape those underwater dragon attacks.
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Yes Mandarin. Lives wild in the UK as well. The possibility is there may be more wild in the UK than in Asia. Closely related to your Carolina/Wood Duck, Brian.
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Airspeed wrote: ↑
05 Feb 2019, 06:00
 Dead clever, those Chinese, I see it carries a spare pair of flippers in its back pocket; handy to escape those underwater dragon attacks.
Also a favourite with chefs, being so easy to peel :lol:

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FlyTexas wrote: ↑
04 Feb 2019, 22:41
 Couldn't resist building this puzzle. :) Can anyone identify this duck? I've never seen one like this before. :dunno:
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Looks like the lesser bearded t shirt duck to me :hide:


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In all honesty I think a toddler dropped his toy duck into the water instead of the bath!! 8)

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With it’s long red beard I’d suggest Ducky McTavish. :agree: EricT
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