Date: 7/26/26 4:50 pm
From: Henry Armknecht <armknecht...>
Subject: Re: Duck on church roof
The first one observed in Scott County was on a church roof in Scott
City.  I recognized what it was from 2-3 blocks away and it stayed long
enough for a photo.

Henry A

Hays

On 7/26/2026 7:11 PM, James Nickel wrote:
> I was in Elbing this morning. Someone told me there was a duck on the church roof. I went over to look and discovered a Black-bellied Whistling Duck! Then I was talking with someone under a shade tree, and the duck flew up and landed in the tree. I didn’t know that this species liked to land in elevated places. I don’t think I will see this sequence of events again in my life. Jim Nickel Peabody, Ks
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