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[mou-net] King Eider, Duluth
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Mon, 23 Dec 2013 18:08:06 -0700
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The female King Eider was seen again today (December 22nd) at Brighton Beach, hanging out with Common Goldeneyes- presumably this is the same bird found by Greg Garmer at 21st Avenue East on December 12th, though it hadn't been seen since December 14th, and some observers felt the bird looked ill. Extensive ice build-up closer to town has pushed many foraging ducks further east- Brighton Beach is a little over 4 miles from 21st Avenue East.

Karl Bardon
Duluth, MN

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