Unknown
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This little wanderer from the tropics adventures into the United States occasionally. It does not differ in habits from the Ruddy Duck, preferring to escape observation by diving instead of by flight.
Similar to Ruddy Duck.
Lower Rio Grande in Texas. Recorded from Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Vermont and Maryland.