A cosmopolitan duck moulting resort; Takslesluk Lake Alaska

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James G King

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In the years (1963-65) Fish and Wildlife Service personnel caught and banded 4,483 ducks of eight species at Takslesluk Lake, Alaska. Recovery of 230 of these bands show a surprising dispersion through 40 degrees of latitude and 180 degrees of longitude or from North Carolina to Central Siberia.

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King, J. G. (1973). A cosmopolitan duck moulting resort; Takslesluk Lake Alaska. Wildfowl, 103–110. Retrieved from https://tidsskrift.dk/Wildfowl/article/view/154870
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Wildfowl 24
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