Anas platyrhynchos x superciliosa

Pacific Black Duck X Mallard (Hybrid) at Parkes, ACT

Anas platyrhynchos x superciliosa at Parkes, ACT - 19 Jan 2018
Anas platyrhynchos x superciliosa at Parkes, ACT - 19 Jan 2018
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Anas platyrhynchos x superciliosa 7 Feb 2018 ChrisDavey
Anas platyrhynchos x superciliosa 5 Feb 2018 jb2602

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7 comments

ChrisDavey wrote:
   7 Feb 2018
Can you tell me if the bird in the large image is the same as in the small image. If so then the large image is of a genuine Pacific Black Duck not a hybrid. Chris
jb2602 wrote:
   7 Feb 2018
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Can you open these Chris? One took off and the other didn't, John
jb2602 wrote:
   7 Feb 2018
A picture with both birds in it has now been added.
ChrisDavey wrote:
   7 Feb 2018
Thanks John the one looks like a Pacific Black Duck to me. The other looks odd with a Black Duck body but white head. Or is it just the angle of the photo? I suggest the first image be submitted as a hybrid as you suggested and remove the second image. Alternatively the second image can be re-submitted as a Pacific Black Duck. Chris
jb2602 wrote:
   7 Feb 2018
I'll remove the photos and try and get better ones with higher resolution
ChrisDavey wrote:
   8 Feb 2018
Thanks, Chris
   8 Feb 2018
I'm still not convinced that this isn't an ordianary PBD, but...

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