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Date: 3/19/26 6:25 am
From: Richard <rlgarrigus1962...>
Subject: Re: [Maine-birds] Digest for
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I’ve seen them referred to as "scapular sails” but have no idea whether that indicates a true function, or is merely a clever name
> On Mar 19, 2026, at 4:23 AM, <maine-birds...> wrote:
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> <dhtucker...> <dhtucker...>: Mar 18 07:20PM
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> Check two photos at the above link that illustrate the points on the backs of male eiders of two species. Thanks for any insights. Dave
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> Question at large. Have noticed a pair of white triangular pyramids on the backs of male common eiders, darker ones on the back of a king eider. Wondering what these units might be labeled in ornithological parlance, and their function, if any. They protrude an inch at most, looking like misplaced ears. Thank in advance for any info!
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