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A duck family had to be relocated from a lazy river at an Ohio pool. The City of Westlake Police Department shared on social ...
A consistent crowd pleaser for college football fans, the Oregon Duck mascot is back to his regular shenanigans at the Big Ten Network headquarters in Chicago, ...
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A mallard duck was caught speeding — flying 52 km per hour in a 30 km per hour zone — on a radar camera in Switzerland. The duck is 'a notorious speeder and repeat offender,' the Municipality ...
There are mallard ducks in Lake Erie, canvasback ducks and wood ducks. And coming soon: the world’s largest rubber duck. The bright yellow plastic duck, measuring 61 feet high, 64 feet wide and 74 ...
Late February marks an exciting time for observing mallard ducks as they prepare for spring migration. While some head north, many remain in Southeast Missouri to nest and raise their young.
You can do that by installing a solar cover, floating toys in the pool (the two recommended ones are a dancing dolphin, which ...
An interspecies pair of Wood and Mallard ducks are finding love in Central Park, according to David Barrett of the Manhattan Bird Alert.
DULUTH — Whether it is from up close or from a distance, it is hard not to notice Mama Duck. The world's largest rubber duck is a sight to see in Canal Park, but is also turns heads when seen from ...
Police in Switzerland were astounded when radar images showed that a duck was caught in the speed trap — again.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s 78th-annual spring breeding duck survey conducted in May showed an index of about ...
A mama mallard duck has chosen Planet Word’s Rooftop Terrace as the cozy headquarters for her upcoming brood. And because this is D.C., where every resident deserves their 15 minutes of fame ...
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