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Saturday, November 17, 2018
Pink-eared ducks at Lake Claremont
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The Pink-eared duck gets its name from the pink patch behind the eye. They have become a sort of emblem for Lake Claremont in Perth's western suburbs. They are reasonably common there and easy to photograph.
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