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Wood Duck Known as Sanford

January 01, 2018  •  Leave a Comment

The Wood Duck which we have named Sanford after the park he frequents summer and winter, Sir Sanford Fleming Park, Halifax. He is tame and definitely the "boss bird" of the flock of mallards and black ducks that swim with him.

Wood Duck

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Keywords: birds of nova scotia, canada, halifax, nova scotia, sir sanford fleming park, wood duck

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