Duck On Back

Two Wetland Friends

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Capy Tube
April 23, 2026

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Okay, it’s not actually a duck, it’s a common gallinule, but try making a pun with that name.

Anyway, while at the park yesterday, I spotted something unusual, something I’d never seen before: a common gallinule perched on a Capybara’s back, pecking at what looked like insects or maybe plant matter.

It was quite a sight. Hope you enjoy it too!

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