The duck, a male, was first spotted in Central Park's Pond on Oct. 10. A video of the bird was shared by the Manhattan Bird Alert, a Twitter account run by birder David Barrett that keeps New ...

Mandarin ducks are typically shy, and this male tended to avoid people after he first mysteriously appeared in October but has grown comfortable with his surroundings, and on that recent Saturday ...

The male Mandarin duck is a striking bird, and while there are isolated populations in the United States (in California and North Carolina) they are most often found in East Asia.

A male Mandarin duck (Aix galericulata) in full molt at Sylvan Heights Waterfowl Park in North Carolina. The drake stays nearby for the 28- to 33-day incubation.

Mandarin Duck Turned Central Park Celeb Spooks New York City by ... the rare duck — a beautiful, bright-feathered male that New Yorkers are literally lining up to see — strangely made N.Y.C ...

A male Mandarin duck swimming in a pond has become the go-to attraction. The Mandarin duck comes from China and it can be found mainly in Korea, Russia, Taiwan, and Japan, according to SeaWorld ...

The MANDARIN DUCK swam the Hudson River off Weehawken, NJ on October 12 in this footage from Cole Baylis and @Gothamist. He reappeared there on October 25 and has not been seen there since. https ...

A male mandarin duck, this is their magnificent breeding plumage as they do moult into less vibrant colours out of season these ducks are a symbol of love and fidelity in some countries as they ...

The township stocked the pond with five mating pairs of male and female Mandarin ducks and swans in spring 2019, he said. All of the Mandarin ducks were gone by the end of summer 2019, Geis said.

In reality, the Mandarin Duck is probably just molting in privacy, and we sort of expected him to leave the big city during this time because he's more vulnerable while molting, since he can't fly.

A rare, Mandarin duck found in Ohio pond. ... in Cincinnati, the township stocked the pond with five mating pairs of male and female Mandarin ducks and swans in spring 2019.