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Mystery birds
Well, not that mysterious. In fact, probably very easy.
Answers on a postcard please.
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gadwall
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Gadwall on the left,Mallard on the right.
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male gadwall left. female mallard right.
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Err
Bit late with my usual, Male Gadwall on left. Could be a F Gad on right?. Well, Its got to be right sometime!. Anyway, I recognise the stern on the male!.
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I was waiting for you to come along Alan. So that you would get it at last!
Both Gadwall. Too easy.
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Hi Diane,
I think a Steward's Enquiry is in order,the post was entitled Mystery birdS,when in fact we have a mystery bird!
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But there are two birdS - a male Gadwall, and a female Gadwall. Doesn't say two SPECIES!!
(Un)Official Steward's Report
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But wouldn't the heading 'Mystery bird' have been more descriptive!
Anyway ,we must be careful not to attract the attention of the (other) resident pedants and it is only sour grapes because I got the answer wrong! I also have a pic of my own with a headless bird so i'll try it out as another quiz.
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Now look here, it's my post and I can call it what I like, so there!
Or I could have called it 'Mystery bird - twice'. Or 'Two times mystery bird'. Sour grapes indeed, Grousemore. Thank you for adjudicating in my absence, Michael.
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Fair cop! I know when I'm beaten and I'll now go quietly!
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(Un)official Addendum to (Un)official Stewards Report:
Seeing everyone immediately got the male Gadwell, there was only 1 MYSTERY bird; the one on the right. Signed: A. Pedant Unofficial Acting Work Experience Internee Deputy Assistant Vice Steward In Charge of Vice (Assisting).
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