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MALE MALLARD MOLTING FROM BREEDING TO NONBREEDING PLUMAGE & SHOWING SPECULUM, ASHBRIDGES BAY, TORONTO, ONTARIO, 6/14/2024
In the second photo you can really make out the speculum of the Mallard. The speculum is the blue patch located on the secondary wing feathers or remiges of the duck.
ADULT & JUVENILE MUTE SWANS, ASHBRIDGES BAY PARK, TORONTO, ONTARIO, 6/14/2024
The first photo shows two adult Mute Swans (mostly orange bills) and the second photo shows a juvenile Mute Swan (a gray bill).
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