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- Arija
- At present South Australia
- Ancient as time, favourite tree: the oak, animal: the wolf, flower: Anemone hepatica, place: a forest near water.Bird: too numerous to name,camera permanently grafted to hand, lover of light, nature, the sea, mountains, deserts,all forests, musing on the essence of being,loving all things great and small, caring for this wonderful planet of ours.
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Sheep in home paddock
These are cute. Nice to see the female duck in the lead.
ReplyDeleteSharp shadows those critters cast.
ReplyDeleteCute. I've always had a fondness for mallard ducks.
ReplyDeleteYou are right about the ducks - the male mallard follows the female mallard, the leader for sure...
ReplyDeleteCould that rooster look any prouder than he does here? Nice birds, fowl but never foul...
I love them! What fun shadow shots for the day, Arija! That rooster is walking tall, isn't he? Hope your weekend is going well! Enjoy!
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The ducks and rooster cast neat shadows, Arija! Funny how everyone is noticing that the female duck is in the lead. I did too. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a mighty fine rooster!
ReplyDeleteThe little ducks are so funny!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful rooster.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Lovely critters shots! Seems they you what your looking for, huh?
ReplyDeleteHappy SS & enjoy your Sunday soonest...
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What great images. I think Mallards are just so pretty with their emerald green heads. It is just not fair that the male birds are prettier than the females. LOL! Have a wonderful weekend and I hope you are still getting along well after your medical scare.
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ReplyDeleteLove that rooster, with the blue left on the can in back of his bright comb.
Very cute, love the little duck parade.
ReplyDeleteVery cute, and that rooster certainly looks like he is the boss.
ReplyDeleteLovely shadows too.
The rooster is funny! I never really noticed before now how small their heads are in proportion to the rest of their bodies!
ReplyDeleteCute duckies! Strangely I just had some ducks visiting my front yard a little while ago. I'm lucky enough to have a lot of interesting bird visitors but never ducks before. I have no idea where they came from! With so much rain here, maybe it's raining ducks or something...
Enjoy the rest of your weekend :)
Love the fowl....
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