they have these birds at martin mere. they are a hybrid and i was just wondering if anybody would like to guess at what they are a cross between!!
good luck
p.s-if youve been to martin mere and know what they are, dont tell
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eider,goosander and muscovy a right mish mash
Definately Eider in there more than anything else - but what else???
A sawbill of some kind I think Dave, possibly RB Merganser
Looks bulky enough to be part eider and the narrow bill looks to be goosander/merganser. Must have been a blind date!
I thought eider x badger, but then I thought no! Eider x pintail?
I've seen these a few times at MM and their 'name' is a cracker. But I'm saying nowt.
Have fun, Chris
the bird is called a gooder
its a cross between an eider and goosander. certainly an interesting bird. well done those who got it right
Good one Dan, brightened up the blog, got any more quiz pictures?
no sorry nick
i will post them if i do
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