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Quack Quack
© rajuambat
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Uploaded: 01/19/09 12:19 AM GMT
Quack Quack
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This Guy was not letting us take his pick. He was so conscious that he would come to bite us every time I went near him. But I managed to take one finally :)
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.Sree
01/19/09 1:13 PM GMT
Nice capture Rajeev; may be that guy is not much convinced about your motive. Paavam photo edukkan anenn vicharichitundavilla atha kothan odichath hahaaaa :)
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( This message is posted from Gods Own Country,Kerala,India )
Nice capture Rajeev,Nalla pushtiyulla tharavukal!!
Intresting presentation.
Intresting presentation.
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Nice shot but it should say Honk Honk, as these are geese and not ducks. I know this well as I had these buggers chase me around the barn yard when I was younger!
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“Won't you come into the garden? I would like my roses to see you”
- Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Hi from chilly Canada, where its -24ºC today, so any pictures from anywhere warmer are always welcome.
Good job on your perseverance in getting this shot: I like the composition of these birds - they look like they are on a mission, they have purpose - so it's interesting. However, that that big white plastic bag is caught in the bush behind the bird, so does this take the shot away from ornithology, into the realm of social commentary?
Good job on your perseverance in getting this shot: I like the composition of these birds - they look like they are on a mission, they have purpose - so it's interesting. However, that that big white plastic bag is caught in the bush behind the bird, so does this take the shot away from ornithology, into the realm of social commentary?
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Nice clarity, good job.
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Why not go out on a limb, that is where the fruit is....
Frank Scully