[EBB Sightings] FW: Poodle Duck
[EBB Sightings] FW: Poodle Duck
Bruce Mast
Thu Feb 02 17:37:05 PST 2006
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The Concord duck is a domestic breed called a Crested Duck. Compare to the
pictures at the website below.
http://www.angelfire.com/country/DOGWOOD/duckpix/crest.html
Bruce Mast
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[mailto:sightings-admin at diabloaudubon.com] On Behalf Of Hilary Powers
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 4:00 PM
To: ebbsightings
Subject: Re: [EBB Sightings] FW: Poodle Duck
Sharyn F. Galloway wrote:
>
> Hello birders,
> I know hybrids 'don't count', but we thought this too good to pass up! We
> think it might have been a new coiffure trend among the duck population at
t
> Newall Park, Concord ...
> talk about" genetic variability"!
I hope it's genetic. There's one much like the pic in the Marin civic
center lagoon, and a handsome brown one in Lake Merritt with a cream
tam-o-shanter. These ducks act like their fellows - just as active, and
their heads don't seem heavier than normal, so it's not unreasonable to
believe the topknot is full of feathers and not a growth of some kind....
Anyone know what causes this?
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