OK, OK! Make that "Duck", not "Dick". Come on, they're right next to each other on the keyboard!.....................Sorry.

-Rolan

Rolan Nelson <rnbuffle at yahoo.com> wrote:
Scott,

It has a look about it of a Black Bellied Whistling Dick, at least in the head patterning.

-Rolan

Scott R a y <mryakima at gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Tweeters,

I frequent a herping forum called fieldherpforum.com. Someone recently
posted a photo of a duck seen on the South Platte River. Would anyone
like to venture a guess as to what type of (escaped?) hybrid it might
be?

http://fieldherpforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8434&sid=d73b5d9c15261c4291c4e350315a0943

Scott

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