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White-faced whistling-duck, Uruguay.

White-faced whistling-duck, Uruguay.

One of our beloved ducks. It's quite unfortunate, that it's being hunted by foreigners, with the approval from the local gov. ...
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One of our beloved ducks. It's quite unfortunate, that it's being hunted by foreigners, with the approval from the local gov.
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