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Originally posted by Theo Gallus: Yesterday afternoon I saw a pair of ducks diving in my pond, for the first time! They were much less nervous than the mallards I'm used to seeing; they stayed and kept feeding for 45 minutes while I fished. Neat!
My duck IQ is in the low-grade moron range and I don't know what they were. They were smaller than mallards and bigger than buffleheads; they looked a lot like these lesser scaups: http://www.ducks.org/media/_global/_images/waterfowlGallery/Lesser%20Scaup_Khansa.jpg" alt="" /> Any idea what two diving ducks of that size and approximate coloration, in Ohio in April, could have been? Theo, are you sure they were divers? Could possibly have been widgeons. You shouldn't see alot of scaup your way.
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