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The various lakes and ponds in and around Cape May Point State Park are great places to spot waterfowl like this male Blue-winged Teal.
"In 1993, the city of Sedona allowed McDonald's to open in their town under one condition: They change the color of their logo. In order to preserve the natural beauty of the red rocks in the area and keep the overall aesthetic of the town, local officials required that McDonald's change their famous yellow logo to teal. Sedona representatives were concerned the giant golden M would clash with the tones of the surrounding landscape.
The teal arches, along with teal welcome signs, still stand there today. They're the only teal McDonald's arches in the world."
Not sure if it is Grey Teal or Chestnut Teal.
I don't often see ducks in the water here. Aldinga Beach, South Australia.
After refuelling, we ran from Cowes to Calshot in about 15 minutes (2200rpm, 15kts). At this speed Teal is really starting to plane.
Refuelled in Cowes in the way. Teal burns a lot, but it is within expectations!
Sitting in a puddle by the Schussen outflow and eating / In einer Pfuetze an der Schussenmuendung beim gruendeln
All these recent wildfowl captures were taken at Strangford Lough in a protected area. However a local wildfowler has purposely built ponds on his property to attract geese and ducks to shoot for sport. Shame really cause look what he's missing.
Teal green and black shawl. The yarn used is a merino and tencel blend, and the result is a light, lofty, and warm shawl with a wonderful drape and a hint of sheen (thanks to the tencel).
Marbled Teal, beautiful with its thick feathers. In Dutch: Marmereend. In Latin: Marmaronetta Angustirostris.
The other steam ship is Teal and she is seen here in torrential rain and heavy mist approaching the quayside at Windermere on a May day