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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>====Other markers====<br />
Head and neck markers are very visible, and may be used in species where the legs are not normally visible (such as ducks and geese). '''Nasal discs''' and '''nasal saddles''' can be attached to the culmen with a pin looped through the nostrils in birds with perforate nostrils. They should not be used if they obstruct breathing. They should not be used on birds that live in icy climates, as accumulation of ice on a nasal saddle can plug the nostrils. '''Neck collars''' made of expandable, non-heat-conducting plastic are very useful for larger birds such as geese.</div>FuzzyBot