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OK, Which Way to the Food

By Joline
Three of the mallards are regulars at the feeder, the others seem a bit confused, but willing to check it out.

Tags: Lake Mallards Wildlife and nature

Voters: Irishkate, mommablue, TrevBatWCC and 24 more


Uploaded:
19 Nov 2018 12:38PM
Shutter Speed:
1/125s
Aperture:
f/5.1
ISO:
200
Focal Length:
20.6 mm
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Comments


Irishkate Plus
9 41 116 United Kingdom
19 Nov 2018 12:41PM
We can feel for these ducks searching for some food.
Like refugees in a war torn country.
KateGrin

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TrevBatWCC Plus
11 13 13 England
19 Nov 2018 12:45PM
Think they're all having a discussion over the matter! 🦆🦆 😁
Trev 😀
NDODS 9 5.2k 127 United Kingdom
19 Nov 2018 1:27PM
A very well composed and captured image. Regards Nathan
BillRookery Plus
4 England
19 Nov 2018 1:46PM
Superb image
Maiwand 13 3 73 England
19 Nov 2018 4:50PM
Bird habits seem to be the same the world over Joline. Well spotted.
Ron
taggart Plus
15 47 13 United States
19 Nov 2018 6:35PM
That is quite a gang---are they hanging around?
Mollycat Plus
6 21 2 United Kingdom
19 Nov 2018 8:15PM
Lot of cold webbed feet there Joline. Think they could all do with a nibble.
Peter GrinGrinGrin
whatriveristhis Plus
6 473 160 England
19 Nov 2018 10:46PM
What would they do without you, Joline!
Nikonuser1 Plus
7 161 16 United Kingdom
20 Nov 2018 9:11AM
Great to see they are being looked after JolineSmileSmile

Cliff
Last modified by Nikonuser1 on 20 Nov 2018 9:11AM
bliba Plus
14 2 Austria
21 Nov 2018 6:22AM
very well composed
Chinga Plus
9 3 1 United Kingdom
22 Nov 2018 12:08PM
A good gathering... Very well spotted...
Isabel GrinGrin

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