Like water off a duck's back...
These were shot at a local lake, Joe Pool Lake, in the Dallas area.
A mallard drake
And a redhead and muscovy duck for good measure.
A mallard drake
And a redhead and muscovy duck for good measure.
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I think this one is a cool shot, the water looks almost frozen.
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I like the 3th the most.
Thanks for sharing.
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I am not very knowledgeable about waterfowl. I couldn't for the life of me identify those muscovy ducks. Every pic I saw of the muscovy had a little red around the eyes but nothing bulbous like the ones in my picture. Then I happened across a post on muscovys that mentioned the bulbous skin around the eyes and beak. But man it was hard for me to identify. I'm glad I got it right.
You wouldn't happen to know what this guy is, do you?
http://Maestros.smugmug.com/photos/119452194-M.jpg
I'm stumped.
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Thanks for the comments. Number 3 seems to be the most popular.
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Ikes, I don't know much about birds....maybe a black scoter?
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Edit: I found it. It is an American Coot. When I googled Black Scoter it took me to a great site. That is where I found the Coot.
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thanx for sharing a nice well done series!
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