Deborah wrote:

>along with the group of mew gulls in varying plumages, and the
>large group of american wigeon that had at least three male
>eurasian wigeon and one very oddly-marked american wigeon male.
>
>the oddly-marked american wigeon male had a pale head and neck
>that, on first glance, appeared to be white, but upon closer
>inspection, appeared to be a pale yellow color. this bird still
>had the green eye-patch and the rest of the body was normally
>colored for a wigeon.

Hey! That's the wigeon I've observed at Kent's "Ol' Swimming Hole" the
past couple of weeks! Or maybe one like it. The weird wigeon I've
observed had more of the speckled white and black blending into it's
green eye streak/patches. My weird wigeon had a creamy streak down the
back of it's head.

Lydia In Kent




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