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Objectives of the Trip Are Harlequin Ducks still being affected by the 1989 Exxon Valdez Oil Spill?

The Scientists

The Crew

Where We Went On the Trip

"Dr." Dr. Dan Esler, Project Leader Funded by Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council

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Dinner for Ducks

How To Identify A Male Harlequin Duck Males have two thick, white lines that go from their beak to their forehead They have a spot behind each eye. They have a white line behind each of the two eye-spots. They have a white ring that goes around their neck. They have one white stripe to the left of the white neck ring, and one to the right. They have a big, red splotch under each wing. They have white lines and spots on their wings and back, but the pattern differs from bird to bird. They’re bluish-black.

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How To Identify A Female Harlequin Duck Females have a white splotch on each cheek They have a white spot above and below each eye. They’re brown They have a white underside Their underside has brown speckles all over it.

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