The bird was distant and not easy to photograph during a light snow storm.
I didn't see any sign of hybridization, the crescent seemed nice and narrow, the head large, with a vertical forehead and elongated ruff at the back of the head, nice geometric white squares in the extensively black upperparts, and of course the spur dropping down from the back between the breast and the side panels.
And who knows, maybe a King Eider will drop in next!
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