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Our guide carefully placed them in this viewing glass so we could see. We did not get out of the boat so as not to disturb their habitat.
I always pushed buying a pair of One's aside, but being a Giants fan, these were a MUST. Plus i got em for$60.
A pair of Pacific Black Ducks dabbling on the dam. The speculum of this species is 'speculum-tacular' when angled to catch the sunlight!
Interestingly, these parrots are incredibly social in the nature world and are considered monogamous creatures, thus choosing its mate and staying with it.
Late in the afternoon, these showed up out there. Maybe a breading couple, so I may have bunnettes in a few days. The white crowned Sparrow is a plus
Rather common duck but always a bit camera shy. Not a species to read it's own documentation. According to wikipedia:
"The Gadwall is a bird of open wetlands, such as prairie or steppe lakes, wet grassland or marshes with dense fringing vegetation"
I found these in a canal next to a busy bike path.
Magnolia x proctoriana in bloom
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A pair of Mallard ducks in flight above a lake.
I liked how their wings were perfectly in sync with each other.
This week: finding pairs in everyday surroundings
The album can be found here: 2021 | 52 projects.
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