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Peruvian Crested Ducks

Peruvian Crested Ducks

The Peruvian Crested Duck is common in the high Andes where it ranges at elevations between 3500 to 4800 m. Generally found in shallow areas and edges of bodies...
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The Peruvian Crested Duck is common in the high Andes where it ranges at elevations between 3500 to 4800 m. Generally found in shallow areas and edges of bodies of water.
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DMC-ZS10

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Aperture 59/10 ISO 125 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 688/10

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Chivay, Arequipa, PE

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Jul, 2022

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77

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Peer Award

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