This duck has a unique coloration. This picture was taken either in the San Antonio Canal or in Lake Travis in the Hill Country, can’t really remember which. That is all.
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Definitely odd – looks like an Egyptian Goose, however, definitely out of region.
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Never heard of an Egyptian Goose before. Thanks for sharing.
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It’s a pretty duck for sure.
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Very photogenic!
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She is enjoying the journey
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In its element for sure! Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
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My pleasure
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I wonder what species it is from or how it got the strange coloration. I may have to google and see if I can find out its origins or if it is just an anomoly.
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I wondered if it is a cross breed?
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Thanks for the like Yolanda.
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Reblogged this on Time Traveler on the road of Life.
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Thank you for the reblog! Greatly appreciated.
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Street fight duck (black eyes), or is it LARPing BladeRunner?
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Think I’d go with the fight duck
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So unique? C
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Interesting colorization.
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😉
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Years ago there was a small store that sat at the base of the hill about a mile from here. Behind it was a large pond. The people who managed the store fed the many geese and duck that gathered there. With them were some of the oddest looking ducks I had ever seen. We come to find out they did a wonderful job of keeping the mosquito population down.
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Neat story, thanks for sharing! 🙂
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Very cool!
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Thanks! 🙂
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You are welcome. 🙂
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It does look like and Egyptian goose, of which I have only seen one
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Thanks for the ID, Derrick. What’s it doing in Texas, I wonder?
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Pretty yes.
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lovely!
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I’ve never seen that coloration on a duck before.
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Others have ID’s it as an Egyptian Goose
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