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Some really great images coming in, including @Capturingtheunseen.com with a new avatar.
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Here's one from a while back, a Gadwall in morning light surrounded by spring Cottonwood fluff.
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Cleaning up my archives and came across this Northern Pintail in coppery water reflecting autumn cattails and reeds and thought about this thread...
Nikon D2X, 600mm f/4 @ f/7.1, 1/400", ISO 125
Nikon D2X, 600mm f/4 @ f/7.1, 1/400", ISO 125
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Here's a Common Loon family.
Nikon D7100 with Nikkor 200-500mm.
Nikon D7100 with Nikkor 200-500mm.
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What a bunch of loons 
Very nice Rassie!
Very nice Rassie!
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Household chicane?
D500 + 500 PF @ 1/2000, f/5.6, ISO 320
D500 + 500 PF @ 1/2000, f/5.6, ISO 320
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Lots of Pintail ducks in my area now.
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Here is a duck that has not been posted yet, a Ruddy Duck in the early morning light. These guys can be frustrating as they are constantly diving and then popping up some distance from where they started. Hard to get your self in position. Taken with Canon 5D4, 500 mm lens +1.4 extender off a tripod. Unfortunately this guy is not in breeding plumage and does not have the characteristic blue bill.
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A Harlequin Duck not far from the house. First and only time I'd seen one this far southeast of Yellowstone.
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Beautiful what a striking photo.
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CANNON BALL.....Mallard style!
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Thanks!
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Ring-necked Duck
D850, 600mm+1.4tc, 1/500, ISO320
D850, 600mm+1.4tc, 1/500, ISO320
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Wood Ducks
D850, 600mm+1.4tc, 1/500, ISO220
D850, 600mm+1.4tc, 1/500, ISO220
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American Wigeon
Northern Shoveler
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Northern Shoveler
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Green-winged Teal
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Hooded Merganser. Male
Female
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Stop it with the Loons, I am soooooo..... jealous. When they're in AZ they aren't in breeding plumage and certainly don't have offspring!
Seems you're going to have to come visit Canada next spring.
Beautiful photo!