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How Did a Rare Duck Native to Japan Wind Up in New York City?
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November 1, 2018
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1:29Now PlayingA Mandarin duck, usually found in Japan and China, has moved to New York. People are flocking to Central Park to catch a glimpse of the bird, which is 7,000 miles away from East Asia. One photographer admitted to taking more than 200 photos. The bird is breathtakingly beautiful, with a hot pink bill and multicolored feathers. The city does not plan on removing the bird from Central Park unless it appears to be sick or in danger. #InsideEdition
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