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Miniature Shang Wheeler Drake Mallard ca.1933
5.5" L
This miniaturized version of the ca.1933 Shang Wheeler Drake Mallard Decoy is part of the Shelburne Museum authorized reproductions of wildfowl decoys in their extensive collection. Master models of each carving were hand carved by master carver Sam Nottleman. Loon Lake Decoy Company has overseen production to ensure each is an exact miniaturized duplicate.
Every sculpture is fully licensed by Shelburne Museum of Shelburne, VT. and Loon Lake Decoy Company, Inc.
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Free Wildlife Video Mallard ducks slide on the ice. Cool Mirror image toward the end of video. (01:28)
Free Duck Video of Drake Mallard Green Head's, that are young of the year and not paired up hang out in batchelor groups before migration. The typical orange feet and legs. The legs will turn a bright red as they mature. Thus the nick name "Red Legs". These migratory birds are on a pond in MidWest United States. The mirror image as they come off edge of the ice is pretty cool. #Trending for the best ever fishing contest to win.
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Free Wildlife ...Free Duck Video of Drake Mallard Green Head's, that are young ...
