Every morning on my drive to work I pass many ponds. In fact my work is surrounded by ponds, ponds full of ducks, ducklings, 5 pelicans, and (the birds that are off of Fly Away Home). Amongst all the normal animal life that is living in the pond there is this creature....
Is this a Duck? Is this a Goose? Is this a duck that was in a dog fight?
At first I was a bit scared of this thing. He/she seemed extremely aggressive, full of attitude and unafraid of humans or cars. In fact my first encounter with "crazy duck" was while I was waiting at a light to turn left. While I was waiting patiently, Crazy duck walked right up to a car that was in front of me. I was immediately interested because the duck was in the middle of a busy road, showing no fear and no intent of moving out of the way. I drove away that day worried that Crazy Duck would get hit by a car. Fortunately he did not because he was at the pond the next day.
I figured everyone needed another look. His feathers seem ruffled like he was in a animal scuffle, that was my first theory. But day after day his feathers looked this way. Why does his feathers not go back to normal. The more I saw this duck the more I realize that he was a special duck. Not a fighting duck- a new breed of half duck half goose. This weird combo of genes has created curly feathers. This is the first bird to have a curly feather do. Now everything makes sense. I now know why this duck is not embarrassed by his appearance- why he doesn't hide from peoples stares. He will not hide- he is proud to be one-of-a-kind. A breed all his own.
Oh Mr. Winky! I still think he's just trying to recover from when Chelsie almost hit him. ha!
ReplyDeletebahaha at least Mr. Winky escaped her tires. The other white duck-not so lucky!
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