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I am not sure what variety of duck this is. It seems to have the hair in back of its head, something like some types of female merganser. but has a body more like a mallard. There's nothing like it in my Oregon bird book. Anyone know what it is?
NOTE: I am grateful for the ID! It's a female wood duck. I would probably not have figured that one out.
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