Redhead "Please identify if its not""

Submitted by David Jarvis on 03/31/2004 at 17:17. ( djarvis@nbnet.nb.ca ) 142.166.211.210

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what are you talking about

This response submitted by Randal R. Waites on 03/31/2004 at 18:13. ( rwenglish1@aol.com ) 205.188.116.77

I have went to the web link you have listed twice, and I do not see anything you are calling a redhead. You have three pages listed with photos, no redheads there that I can see. rw

Goldeneye

This response submitted by jon on 03/31/2004 at 18:33. ( jonathan@ harlequintaxidermy.com ) 68.113.208.64

Hi David,

The picture I looked at this morning was definatley a Goldeneye hen or immature drake.. Not a redhead.

Jon

Same as Randy

This response submitted by Vic on 03/31/2004 at 19:01. ( ) 209.83.14.216

I tried with the same result. Don't know why, your links have always worked before.

David

This response submitted by Tony Finazzo on 03/31/2004 at 19:40. ( finazducks@aol.com ) 198.81.26.43

The head you have in the bird is a Redhead. The duck is a hen Goldeneye. The only ducks I know that have that gray pattern on the body are Goldeneys and some hen Mergansers. Do you still have the original head? If you do, compare the two.
Tony

Think I've got it

This response submitted by Frank Mitchell on 03/31/2004 at 23:58. ( cfmitch@knology.net ) 24.214.116.219

Looked it up and appears to be a Lesser Scaup hen (Bluebill).

GOLDENEYE HEN..DEFINATELY

This response submitted by Rich on 04/01/2004 at 08:45. ( finfeathr@aol.com ) 205.188.116.77

the bird is definately a hen goldeneye.

agree with them

This response submitted by *** on 04/01/2004 at 22:30. ( ) 65.116.192.218

looks like a goldeneye to me.

for those who couldnt get to it. you have to click on the "wildlife art" section of the three he has listed.

Whew! I'm glad I only do this for myself

This response submitted by David Jarvis on 04/03/2004 at 10:10. ( ) 142.166.201.10

I think a customer might be a little upset with me.

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