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Lupineleigh
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Writer, nature appreciator (rocks, clouds, animals, plants: I love them all! Not a spider lover though!)
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In my mind American Wigeons aren't particularly small ducks per se, but they sure look that way with hefty Mallards!
Same American Wigeon in the preceding posts, a smaller round duck with orange-brown on her sides, and a blue-gray beak with a black tip. She is floating with a male and female plumage Mallard, larger ducks. The female plumage is a warn mottled brown, with an orange beak. The male is a stately gray-brown on the back, black on his butt, orange legs, brown on his chest, iridescent shining green/blue on the head, and yellow on the beak. They are floating together in a cold blue-gray lake.
November 17, 2025 at 11:23 PM