THE SUMMER DUCK.

The most beautiful of the duck tribe which visits the States is the

summer or tree duck of Carolina. It bears a strong resemblance in

plumage and habits to the celebrated mandarin duck of China. The birds

are found perching on the branches of trees overhanging ponds and

streams--a habit not usual in the duck tribe--where they may be seen,

generally a couple together, the male in his superb garments of green,

purple, chestnut, and white, contrasting with the homely plumage of his

mate.

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