During my visit to Slimbridge I had decided on the way that I would try to avoid spending to much time with the collections of exotic wildfowl they have within the grounds. I thought I did a pretty good job but on the odd occasion certain species couldn't be avoided. The highlight of which had to be the drake Hooded Merganser a rather stunning specimen.
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Mandarin Drake |
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Hooded Merganser Drake |
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Greater Flamingo |
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Slightly Tatty Smew Drake |
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