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The drake's light ginger streak, reaching from the bill over to the back of the head, leads one's eye away from the smart black-and-white back end of the bird – seen by some as the finest rear of any British duck.
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Her feet were ankle-deep in the water runoff, both from the drake's newly lost ice layer and the nearby landscape.
Elephant in the City 2010
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Just as abruptly as the drake's appearance, his mount went from immobile to active in a heartbeat.
Elephant in the City 2010
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To drake's drum from anonymous...you are correct, I was wrong to suggest that the girls that hang around with muslims are the dregs.... they are no more than children and are manipulated by these predators.
At last a Response Lionheart 2007
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Voice The drake's frequent whistle is unmistakable: three notes, the middle one rising in pitch-we-WEE-hoo.
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Hens sport dark scalloping on the underwing flanks, and the drake's white neck stripe is unmistakable.
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Call The drake's distinctive whistle is used to lure teal, and it's a deadly confidence call for other puddle ducks, too.
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On the Wing The drake's green head and contrasting white collar are unmistakable.
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Voice The pintail drake's call is a trilling whistle.
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On the Wing The drake's green head and contrasting white collar are unmistakable.
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