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European Starling commented on by wildlifewatcher Georgia, USA12 years ago

Yes Alice, they do have beautiful feathers. Thank you for the id guys.

Nandina berry commented on by wildlifewatcher Georgia, USA12 years ago

thank you for the id Seema

Unknown spotting commented on by wildlifewatcher Atlanta, Georgia, USA12 years ago

Sorry I couldn't wait to find out their names, I was excited a new duck. I love ducks! Glad you love mutts too!

Unknown spotting commented on by wildlifewatcher Atlanta, Georgia, USA12 years ago

Dislike the term "mutt" period, it takes away from exploring. This duck is beautiful to watch just not in a pure id name due to cross breeding. Still beautiful to me.

Chipping Sparrow commented on by wildlifewatcher Atlanta, Georgia, USA12 years ago

thanks for the id guys!

Domestic Muscovy commented on by wildlifewatcher Atlanta, Georgia, USA12 years ago

Thanks Everyone for the id! First chocolate one I have ever seen! And thanks Gerardo.

violet commented on by wildlifewatcher Georgia, USA12 years ago

thank you for the id Hansnew

North American Beaver commented on by wildlifewatcher Massachusetts, USA12 years ago

Amazing captures!

Domestic Geese commented on by wildlifewatcher Tennessee, USA12 years ago

Brown one is an African Swan Goose. White one is a Chinese Swan Goose.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_goo...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_goo...

Embden Goose commented on by wildlifewatcher Phenx City, Alabama, USA12 years ago

thank you Emma! thank you Liam for the id!

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