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Determination
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Uploaded: 02/18/06 11:52 PM GMT
Determination
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Two Black-Bellied Whistling Ducks (also called Tree Ducks) eating from a hanging bird feeder. They are native to Mexico and southernmost U.S. and very rarely seen where I took this picture on Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs, Arkansas. I used an Olympus-720, 3.2 megapixel.
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.za4em9
02/19/06 12:27 AM GMT
these are very pretty birds... Can you feed them from hand? and an appropriate title ;)
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No, you can't feed them from hand, they are wild. I could get within about 4 meters of them without them flying away.
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Wow..this guy does have sheer determination..LOL..hope it does not come off from the tree...hehe..great capture. Love the clarity displayed in this image. Love it!! Thanks for sharing...
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"Holy, holy, holy is the lord God Almighty - the one who always was, who is, and who is still to come."
Aww, help a fella out here. You needed a ground feeder as well that day. They have beautiful soft ruddy coloring. Must have been a treat to find ducks at your feeder
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lmfao, nice pic, i noticed how the other duck is sitting on top of the feeder.. almost helping his buddy out because without him sitting there weighing the feeder down a bit the other duck probably wouldnt have a chance. NICE JOB
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Ha ha ha!! This wonderful photo makes me laugh! And such a perfect caption you give it!
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That's funny...a once in a lifetime shot. Good going.
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Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer - and often the supreme disappointment. -Ansel Adams,...............
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That's funny. great action shot. This is a one in a million opportunity and you were there "for the moment". This is called "teamwork". One duck sits on it to steady it while the other eats. Wonder if they took turns. Thks for posting.
Pat
Pat
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