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In Search of the Wild Duck

University of Washington INTRODUCTION Theobald and White (1974) share a famous story once told by Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard about a man who liked to watch the wild ducks fly south in great flocks each fall. However, when habituated to being fed by him, the ducks no longer bothered to fly the great distance south, content instead to feed safely in familiar ponds. After several seasons, the ducks found it difficult to fly at all. They spent the rest of their lives swimming and feeding in the same pond.