which also feed on the tubers of sub-aquatic vegetation, have not been able to adapt, and their population remains low.

Cuisine

Canvasback ducks were a particularly prestigious game dish in mid-19th-century America. They were rarely found on everyday menus, and often featured at banquets. They were generally sourced from Maryland and Chesapeake Bay, and their flavor was attributed to their diet of wild celery.

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