The lives of birders are meted out in ticks and dips, and for every epic tale of the mega discovered and added to one...
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The more I learn about ducks, the more impressed I am with their blatant promiscuity. Mallards, of course, bring new meaning to the term...
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Mallards can be dirty ducks. Very, very, dirty ducks. And while ducks in general are known for their hybridizing ways, none are as prolific...
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