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Jun 02, 2007 21:43 |  #1

I took this shoot yesterday around Lost Lagoon in Vancouver. The duck has a weird beak, is it just a mallard with a deformation?

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Jun 02, 2007 21:45 |  #2

thats what it looks like to me...


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Jun 02, 2007 21:48 |  #3

I've seen odd beaks like this before. On geese too.


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Jun 02, 2007 22:29 as a reply to  @ canonloader's post |  #4

I think I would stay away from that lagoon, especially if it starts preying on other birds and mamals. lol,


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Jun 03, 2007 01:18 |  #5

Angel_LCD wrote in post #3310046 (external link)
I took this shoot yesterday around Lost Lagoon in Vancouver. The duck has a weird beak, is it just a mallard with a deformation?

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