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Take the kind of bird it is and add "ling" to it.
For example, a baby duck: Duckling; a baby goose: Gosling.
It may not work for all waterfowl, but if you reply confidently and smile charmingly you shouldn't be questioned. If you are questioned, argue ignorantly.
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What has the author Richard LeMaster written?
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What has the author James K Ringelman written?
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