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mallards
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Blondie's youngsters '22
I call this easily recognizable leucistic mallard "Blondie". In 2021 I saw her with ... I think it was 11 hatchlings. But then later in the summer she only had one fully fledged youngster with her. This year I don't know how many she hatched, but as of mid-July, 6 of them had gotten quite big...- Doc Duck
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- anas platyrhynchos mallards
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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What bird/duck is this? New Hampshire, USA
I saw this duck with a large group of mallards and a couple of American Black Ducks. The duck I am having trouble identifying is the black one with the white breast/chest. Is it some sort of hybrid/sub species?- RockOfPigeon
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- Forum: Bird Identification Q&A
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Mr. and Mrs. Mallard
Photo taken on Shannon Bay, off of Lake Simcoe, in Orillia, Ontario.- Flicker the Halfling
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- mallards
- Comments: 14
- Category: North America
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Jemima Puddle-duck and Friend
This photo was taken at Mill Pond park in Richmondhill in June 2013 approximately. It's near the hospital at Major Mackenzie drive and Bathurst. There are some trails beehind the hospital as well!- Flicker the Halfling
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- female jeminma mallards puddle-duck
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- Category: North America
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Late bloomers
It struck me that Aug 11 was pretty late for this Mallard to have a clutch of newly hatched ducklings. Perhaps they're her second clutch for the season? Or the result of a renesting after losing her first nest or clutch?- Doc Duck
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- mallards
- Comments: 9
- Category: North America
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Turtles all lined up ...
but the ducks aren't quite all in a row yet. Not sure what species of turtles.- Doc Duck
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- mallards
- Comments: 8
- Category: North America
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Garden Fly Overs Birders !!
Don't Post Many Flight Images But Delighted With This Lucky Effort Birders, We Get Swans, Lapwings Canada Geese, Shelducks And Plenty More, All Heading To The Axe Estuary Over !!! And These Mallards !! Hope You Like Our Image !!- Sue and Simon Wakely
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- mallards
- Comments: 19
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Duck fight 3: You're all interlopers! Go back where you came from!
Grey Duck (endemic to NZ and Australia) chases off the whole Mallard gang. Or at least we can pretend that's the story here. Unfortunately, although I think the Grey Ducks are slightly bigger on average, they are losing territory to introduced ducks (mostly Mallards) and their population is in...- Doc Duck
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- grey duck mallards
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- Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
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bottoms up
one for delia, saturday fun...- j toon
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- mallards
- Comments: 11
- Category: Britain & Europe
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LSFW11 - Hey! That was mine!
One last, unrelated, SF shot to finish off the long weekend ... just trying to interpret that Mallard's pose and expression as he watches the Jackdaw take off with a chunk of bread.- Doc Duck
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- jackdaw mallards
- Comments: 4
- Category: Britain & Europe
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I've got my love to keep me warm
And yesterday, suddenly, there were far fewer Mallards at Gseparken. The Goldeneyes were also mostly gone. Earlier last week there were 50 Mallards there. Also 6 Goldeneye courting just off shore. Now I guess they've all paired off and flown elsewhere to nest.- Doc Duck
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- mallards
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Mallards in Flight
Again shot with my 100-400 sigma what a great lens- DMelrose10
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- ducks female male mallards
- Comments: 4
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Full Steam Ahead
I walked along the canal to the Govilon Moorings, where there's a cafe and things for boat people, but not on my side!! A group of 5 Mallard came by, only 3 in this shot though, as I cropped it quite heavily to make it a 'bird' picture;)- delia todd
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- govilon moorings mallards
- Comments: 14
- Category: Britain & Europe
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Sleeping Mallards
- kimifly
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- beach mallards sleeping
- Comments: 2
- Category: North America
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Mnage trois ....ou 4
Don't move, he is looking for you.- LenoilR
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- mallards
- Comments: 5
- Category: Britain & Europe
