Mallards

Target entity: Mallards
Context triple: [Madison Mallards, shortName, Mallards]

• A. Mallard
  Mallard is a famous British LNER Class A4 steam locomotive that holds the world speed record for steam traction, preserved today as a historic exhibit.
• B. Ducks
  Ducks is the nickname for the University of Oregon’s athletic teams, most prominently its college football program.
• C. Muscovy duck
  The Muscovy duck is a large, hardy duck species native to Central and South America, known for its distinctive red facial caruncles and widespread use in meat and egg production.
• D. Canada geese
  Canada geese are large, migratory North American waterfowl known for their black heads and necks with white chinstraps, V-shaped flight formations, and loud honking calls.
• E. white-winged wood duck
  The white-winged wood duck is a large, rare and endangered forest duck native to northeastern India and Southeast Asia, known for its striking white wing patches and preference for secluded, swampy forest wetlands.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Mallards
Target entity description: Mallards is the short name for the Madison Mallards, a collegiate summer baseball team based in Madison, Wisconsin.

• A. Mallard
  Mallard is a famous British LNER Class A4 steam locomotive that holds the world speed record for steam traction, preserved today as a historic exhibit.
• B. Ducks
  Ducks is the nickname for the University of Oregon’s athletic teams, most prominently its college football program.
• C. Muscovy duck
  The Muscovy duck is a large, hardy duck species native to Central and South America, known for its distinctive red facial caruncles and widespread use in meat and egg production.
• D. Canada geese
  Canada geese are large, migratory North American waterfowl known for their black heads and necks with white chinstraps, V-shaped flight formations, and loud honking calls.
• E. white-winged wood duck
  The white-winged wood duck is a large, rare and endangered forest duck native to northeastern India and Southeast Asia, known for its striking white wing patches and preference for secluded, swampy forest wetlands.
• F. None of above. chosen