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Where are they now? Champion duck Ferdinand, three years on - Vimarsana News

Where are they now? Champion duck Ferdinand, three years on

His good genes have been passed down to descendants.

Where are they now? Champion duck Ferdinand, three years on - Vimarsana News

Where are they now? Champion duck Ferdinand, three years on

His good genes have been passed down to descendants.

Dapto Duck Franklin wins champion prize at the Sydney Royal Easter Show | Illawarra Mercury - Vimarsana News

Dapto Duck Franklin wins champion prize at the Sydney Royal Easter Show | Illawarra Mercury

There's a lot of strutting around at home from the older generation champions. Could Franklin live up to...

Tributes to women and man who died in A48 crash - Vimarsana News

Tributes to women and man who died in A48 crash

TRIBUTES have been paid and a book of condolence has been opened for three people who died in a suspected crash on the A48 between Newport and…

Sydney Royal Easter Show: Duck ruffles feathers to beat chooks for first time in 199 years - Vimarsana News

Sydney Royal Easter Show: Duck ruffles feathers to beat chooks for first time in 199 years

Advertisement If it quacks like a duck, swims like a duck, yet walks upright like a human, what do you call it? Meet Ferdinand, the Indian runner duck from Dapto, who rocked poultry history this week to win best bird at the 2021 Sydney Royal Easter Show. It is the first time a duck has won this honour in the show’s 199-year history, and the tributes kept flowing as the news of the win spread. The two-year-old drake - a very upright type of waterfowl who walks and doesn’t waddle - was feted with the rare honour of a spot in the show’s Grand Parade.

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