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Pair Of Male Mallards In Eclipse Plumage Stock Image


Pair of Male Mallards in Eclipse Plumage Stock Photo
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Pair of Male Mallards in Eclipse Plumage #74683477
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Eclipse plumage of mallard ducks, which occurs after breeding season, are duller feathers similar to a female mallard, except for a few iridescent green feathers around the head, as seen on these male mallards swimming and creating concentric circles in the green lake water with floating debris.

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