Look out, Mandarin Duck -- there's another bird turning heads in New York City. A stunning Great Blue Heron was spotted looking effortlessly exquisite at The Pond at Central Park last Thursday, and ...

The Mandarin duck that’s taking over the internet is back in New York City. Visitors to Central Park were unable to locate the duck earlier this week. But on Thursday morning, lucky bystanders caught ...

Although the duck is a native of Asia, Mandarin ducks have also been introduced to some parts of Europe—but never the United States. According to the New York Times, none of the city’s four major zoos ...

CENTRAL PARK, New York -- The Mandarin duck that has caused crowds of people from around the world to flock to Central Park has made its grand return after a brief disappearance. The duck, native to ...

The Mandarin duck, known for its multicolored feathers and hot pink bill, is native to East Asia. The big question: Why is it here, in the middle of Manhattan? Photographer Dennis Newsham can't get ...

This duck is super cute. It's chubby, with puffy, orange cheeks and splashes of emerald, violet and royal blue feathers. When a similar fowl was spotted in New York's Central Park last fall, the ...

The internet has fallen in love with a lone Mandarin duck ever since it appeared in New York City’s Central Park. But this sexy bird isn’t “New York City’s most eligible bachelor,” as New York ...

A Mandarin duck (Front) paddles on a pond at the Central Park in New York, the United States, on Nov. 8, 2018. Mandarin ducks are native to East Asia and renowned for their dazzling multicolored ...

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A Mandarin duck has been spotted in New York's Central Park, and no one can figure out how it got there. (Frame grab from Manhattan Bird Alert via Twitter) WASHINGTON — A rare duck is drawing crowds ...

Itanagar: The annual Asian Waterbird Count (AWC) in Arunachal Pradesh began with a re-sighting of the rare mandarin duck in Siikhe Lake in Ziro, underscoring the ecological importance of the wetland.