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Subject: | Leucistic Black Duck |
From: | brian fleming <> |
Date: | Sun, 25 Apr 2010 18:30:16 +1000 |
In 2008 I photographed a duck which was clearly a Black Duck and had the
head and some body markings in mid-brown on a white ground. As this was
at Darebin Parklands (Alphington) in Melbourne, where domestic X Mallard
derivatives are often released, my first assumption was that it was a
hybrid; but it may have been a leucistic Blackie. No, I couldn't see if
it had orange feet which would indicate a hybrid. It was quite a
beautiful bird in its way.
I can't send the photo here, because it would be an attachment, but
if anyone is interested I can e-mail it.
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