If you were cursing a train delay on Friday morning, you could have been shouting “duck!”No, that wasn’t autocorrect. We said “duck.”
A duck waddled onto the tracks of the Jefferson Street L train stop in Bushwick, ruffling a few feathers,Patch reported. The interloper looked quitecontent to say right where he was— sitting in the middle of a muddy subway puddle.
RELATED:NYPD receives thank-you note for job well done… from arrested suspect Officers Frantz Chauvet and Anastasiya Mishchenko spottedthe duck on the northbound racks just before 9:30 a.m., Patch reported. Emergency Services Officers Kevin Conway and Michael Black were called in and four of New York’s Finestfreed the luckyduck. RELATED:Brooklyn businesses brace for L train shutdown “We got a duck on the tracks, duck on the tracks. Gotta save the life,” you can hear the officer filming say in the video.
The duck was relocated toHighland Park, Queens, where— hopefully—the puddles are a little less ducking gross.
Earlier this morning, a duck tried to get on the Jefferson L train platform (@MTA). Poor thing. pic.twitter.com/H8cqDFmqHa
— Aaron L. Morrison (@aaronlmorrison) March 17, 2017
