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If Louisiana’s freshwater coastal marshes get overrun with oil, will ducks adapt and winter elsewhere?

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If Louisiana’s freshwater coastal marshes get overrun with oil, will ducks adapt and winter elsewhere?

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Yes, this is quite likely. Ducks in the winter are pretty adaptable and will move around to find food and to avoid disturbance. However, I do worry ducks will use their traditional habitats and get oiled before they figure out there’s a scarcity of food. After all, ducks looking for food tend to move around a lot, which surely increases their odds of finding an oil patch.

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