I read my email that I sent out and realized what an awful job I did of
proofreading Siri… Geez, I thought I looked it over before I send it but
obviously I wasn't very thorough!
I wanted to mention that a neighbor of mine watched the same behavior with the
female merganser post copulation (I'm referring to the female merganser
floating "lifeless" on the water) and she timed it for 10 minutes. She was
certain the bird had actually died.
When the time of lying in the water is over, the female merganser simply
picks up her head and the pair paddle off together.
Deb Carstensen, Arapahoe County
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