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American Wigeon – Inverness

By andrewNovember 18, 2017August 30, 2022birds, ecology

This american wigeon (Mareca americana) is probably the closest rarity to my house that I have ever seen. A five minute walk down the Caledonian Canal to find this long-staying visitor in his winter plumage.

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