1982wildcatfan
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Nice.
1982wildcatfan
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Thanks!
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Beautiful.
1982wildcatfan
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Thank you!
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You found them on some beautiful water and made the most of the opportunity. Well done.
1982wildcatfan
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Thank you!
bajadreamer
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Really nice images. You did very well in getting some color on the Scaup's head. So often my shots just show a black head. Have to get the light just right.
1982wildcatfan
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Thanks!
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Is that the same Scaup in both photos? The duck with the female Ring-necked looks like a good candidate for Greater Scaup with its more forward head peak.
1982wildcatfan
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It is the same. These were the only two ducks ( other than some mallards) on the pond that day
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Thanks, it's a Lesser. But you've documented a good example of how the Lesser Scaup head shape can vary. For that reason I usually try to get a rear or front shot of the head to show the head and bill width.
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I like floating ducks, and flying too