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31 comments:
AWWWW everyone loves ducklings. Often, two broods will be raised in a year by Pacific Black Ducks and the clutch size can be 16!
You do this so well!
Each picture is full of life and detail.
AWWW thanks ElizT, the subjects should take the credit for being alive specimens in their habitat :)
Just waiting for me to get out my paint palette...gorgeous :)
Oh goodie! A Wildlife Gardener inspired :)
Bills.
Three of them BoiledEggInADeckchair! Jealous?
I've got Teapot Power!
Teapot!!
Power!!
Then rub your magic teapot and wish for better Duck Tape, so your bill doesn't fall off then! Hhehhehhee
I want some sense and there's none around here. I'm going over there.
Poor eggoooooo! Good luck finding some sense over there! Hhehehhhee :)
love the splash of colour on the wing.
BTW in Kurrajong village there were a dozen peacocks strutting down the street!!! It make the village look very ritzy!
Oh the cuteness!!! I just got home from holding up traffic on our road because a pair of geese was walking at the park with their little fuzzers waddling between them! What beautiful shots! I loved the Godwit from the last post -- fantastic bill, that one.
Hello. I see blue. I left mu glasses at work and still looking for an extra pair around so I see the duck with two ducklings and blue feathers - beautiful. Sorry for the typos I just wanted to say hello. I also see red. I will come back when I can see.
Hhahaa, I'd imagine it would Simon! Indian Peafowls are in hidden pockets all over Australia, but strutting down Kurrajong must have been a sight!
Hhehee "Little Fuzzers" Melissa! Love your descriptions, can't wait to see some of those Spring Waddlers of yours ;)
Hello Ces! Oh dear, oh my, thanks for taking the effort to drag yourself here Ces. Perhaps you would be better looking at my Photography Blog on the weekend instead because can't see anything anyway! GET WELL SOON!!! Tsup*!*
Wow your pictures look as if you were standing right over the ducks. Loverly :)
I was standing above for the Pacific Black without ducklings, but crouching for the first ones. You can see the little ones are afraid and nearing the water as I approach, TsDuff :) Look at Mumma's eye watching me in the third!
Tsup*!* Don't they just make you go all gooey and mush your heart. I saw a little family last week walking along the verge of a busy road .. they were heading to one of turf farm dam's ... quite a hike for the little ones Tsup*!*
Tsup*!* Tsup*!* Bimbimbie! Ducklings make splodges of goo all over! They certainly get lots of exercise for their little legs before their wings can fly :)
Cute ducks! Pea fowl can be foul tempered and are as big as turkeys-in fact, they remind me quite a lot of turkeys. Ducks....not so much.
Definite no kiss from me because I am losing my voice and have a sore throat. Hey! I can be sick and still enjoy your blog. Thanks Anon. You are so sweet.
I mean "definitely"
Awww iz luvz a clucky ducky. . .pitty they're so shitty! I qwacked a funny! he-he!
The blue-green feather on her back is such a pretty colour and her babies are adorable! You got great shots ; ) Lovely post Anonymous.
Peafowls are more than double the size of Australian Brush-turkeys but without the males' showy rump trail, we probably wouldn't notice them so easily, Debra Kay!
I only blew a kiss to you Ces, I don't want to catch a cold after surviving all that holiday rain! ;)
Hhahhaaa, the work week has treated you well Baino, or at least Friday after Work drinkies! Hhehheee
There is a nice selection of greens in this post AKiteRises, but those feathers are the best! Thanks :)
How cute the little ducklings are! What an amazing color of green on the adults wing... only Mother Nature could create a color like that.
Also like the Raven photos in the previous posts.
It is an amzing colour Sharon! The speculum is from dark green to purple, edged with black! Thanks :)
They are Onedia Hayes Sylvest!
Gorgeous!
You can't beat a good duck :-D
Lunch was terrific yesterday Miladysa ;)
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Cheer up Miladysa, it wasn't one of the ones above! Hhehhee
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