Duck ID guess

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First I must apologize as I have no picture. Only a video which I cannot upload.
I was at our local wetlands this other day and came upon a trio of mystery ducks. I have been all over the internet and cannot ID them.
All three had white heads and necks.
Two had black bodies with black mottling on a white breast.
One had a brown body with brown mottling on a white breast.
Their beaks were sort of a pink/red combo.
And I guess the most unique thing was this sort of "pharaoh" dance they all did together with their necks.
In the video I took, they are sitting down, so I can't see their feet.

Perhaps they are a mutation, but they were quite unique looking. On a second visit, when hissed at by a goose, they again did the unique neck dance.

Any guesses?

Thanks.

 

[DuckLover179]

I'll keep looking if this isn't it, but did they look anything like this?
http://i.pbase.com/o4/92/582692/1/60946724.DSC_420501.JPG

 

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I was unable to access your link, but I just posted the video on Youtube:

 

[DuckLover179]

Hmm... They look kinda like Muscovies, but no eye mask.

 

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Right. That's the closest picture I've seen as well....but not quite it.

 

[dutchhollow]

they are muscovies, judging by their behavior young males.

 

[DuckLover179]

But males would have even more of an eye mask then females... They could be a mix, but there is Muscovy somewhere in there!

ETA: What they'ra doing is head bobbing. From what I know head bobbing is usually in females...

 

[dutchhollow]

Young males won't have that much red yet. Seems my males always used to do the head thing.

 

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Well, they were a surprise to me, and fun to watch

 

[desertdarlene]

Yep, muscovies. But, I hear geese in the background, lol.