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Gale, Mervyn, Grande, Nils Erik, Mitchell, Andrew, Salusbury, Matt, Stocker, Gary, Chatterton, Bruce, George, Richard, Ballinger, Dean, Anderson, Zoe-Dawn |
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Fortean Times; Sep2019, Issue 383, p73-76, 3p |
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While reading The Diary of VaslavNijinsky, I noticed the followingrather mystical pronouncement:"You are he and I am he. Andrew Mitchell Duck hive mind Nick Maloret's account of a groupof 10 ducks "waddling towardshim" in South Harting [FT381:75]reminded me of a phenomenonthat used to be observable inthe Suffolk village of Westleton.The village's duck colony on thevillage pond (it had an informal"duck warden" who kept an eyeon them) used to be a ragtaggroup of mostly mallards, butalso some khaki Compton's, theodd Chinese water duck and theoccasional Muscovy duck. Then one year all the duckswere suddenly weird-lookingmallard/khaki Compton hybrids.(My late mother told me thatvariety of duck was called khakiComptons -- dark brown with awhite chest.) They didn't seemparticularly fertile hybrids; therewere only a few small, weird-lookingblack ducklings thatyear. Dean Ballinger Applied Behaviour Analysis Whilst I'm somewhat disappointedthat you chose to print suchan ableist dismissal [by JamesGolbey, FT377:74] of the leastfortean point made in my letter[FT374:74], I'm hoping this willbe an opportunity to raise awarenessabout both autism in adultsand the horrors of AppliedBehaviour Analysis (ABA). [Extracted from the article] |
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