Haha, the ducks are priceless! Thanks so much for connecting with Seasons! Hope I will see lots of Alaska from you, because it if weren't for the weather, I would be interested in living there. Don't know if you have read my "About" section, but I am originally from Holland. It gets colder, but -10 would be the limit. Have lived in California for about 3 decades. The little that I know from Alaska I know from the series of National Geographic about Alaskan troopers.A great series where one probably sees the most criminal side of that state. It is sooo beautiful there, but I don't think I could handle the winters. Enjoy your rest of the week!
Up ended ducks are just wonderful! A very creative post for snap. I see pictures from Alaska and would so love to visit. Do you happen to post to Instagram?
Awesome!! The migratory ducks are beginning to leave our area again! Always too quiet and 'lonely' when they leave all our lakes and ponds for their trip north for the summer.
Great photos.
Sorry it's taken me far too long to get over to visit with you ... busy week and I'm finally having a bit of 'sit down' time at the computer. Thanks so much for sharing these with us all at I'd Rather B Birdin'.
Haha, the ducks are priceless! Thanks so much for connecting with Seasons!
ReplyDeleteHope I will see lots of Alaska from you, because it if weren't for the weather, I would be interested in living there.
Don't know if you have read my "About" section, but I am originally from Holland. It gets colder, but -10 would be the limit.
Have lived in California for about 3 decades.
The little that I know from Alaska I know from the series of National Geographic about Alaskan troopers.A great series where one probably sees the most criminal side of that state. It is sooo beautiful there, but I don't think I could handle the winters.
Enjoy your rest of the week!
It's a perfectly ducky thing to do but I always find it amusing to see ducks tail up when they're having some lunch.
ReplyDeleteI like those up-ended ones. Some seem to be teals.
ReplyDeleteDucks are wonderful. You have beautiful photos of a Canvasback and American Wigeons. Now go find more!:)
ReplyDeleteThis series of photos would make a wonderful children's counting book!
ReplyDeleteducks are such fun to watch - love the bottoms up images and hope you didn't get too wet in that rain
ReplyDeleteI love these and well done you on getting two ducks a diving!
ReplyDeleteCute idea!!! Loved your ducks.
ReplyDeleteUp ended ducks are just wonderful! A very creative post for snap. I see pictures from Alaska and would so love to visit. Do you happen to post to Instagram?
ReplyDeleteDucks are fascinating, no matter what part of them you see!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! The migratory ducks are beginning to leave our area again! Always too quiet and 'lonely' when they leave all our lakes and ponds for their trip north for the summer.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos.
Sorry it's taken me far too long to get over to visit with you ... busy week and I'm finally having a bit of 'sit down' time at the computer. Thanks so much for sharing these with us all at I'd Rather B Birdin'.
I was waiting for duck, duck...GOOSE! (I know you have those in inventory too!)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great set! I got a good giggle from the two ducks upside down!
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