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Wonderful! I love seeing ducks that are different from my usual ones around here! The Lesser Scaup is just gorgeous with that wonderful bright eye, and what beautiful water -- also love the water and the pose of the female Ring-necked. Such a beautiful set -- thanks for sharing them with us.
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Great pics....I love the Buffalo's duck....never seen that one before. He is stunning.
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Fabulous shots...love the last one especially.
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What Wonderfully Crisp Clear shots! All 4 are just great! What lens did you use on these?
Thanks for sharing these Michael.
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Wow!! I love the whole set. My Uncle would love these for his den!!
I can never get such crisp photos of ducks/birds in the water! Great job!
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The Buffalo is a beautiful duck. First time I've ever seen one like that.
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