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Somateria spectabilis

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Drake King Eider (Somateria spectabilis) in arctic Alaska, United States, during spring breeding season. Male flying over tundra lake.

King Eider Flying
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King eider ducks on a lake.

King Eider Ducks on Lake
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A king eider duck flying above a lake.

King Eider Duck Flying Above Lake
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Male King Eider (Somateria spectabilis) on the arctic tundra near Barrow in northern Alaska, United States.

A King Eider Duck Swimming

King eiders are some of the deepest diving ducks. They can reach depths of 180 feet!

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King Eider Duck Flying Above Lake

King Eider

Somateria spectabilis

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