Waterfowl
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by raven34994a little blue heron that my husband photographed , I was not happy with the color… will be trying again.
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This was a photo in the local paper that I thought I would like to draw… and I did.
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Closeup detailed view of a Pink Pelican. These pelicans are common in Israel. —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-- / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-- I will donate 50% of all proceeds from the sale of this image and the ones below to the American Bird Conservancy Consider these images as companions! / And the T-Shirt below
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Seagull Calling – Central Lake, Michigan
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A mid-sized heron-like the great blue-but with a white belly. /
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When the heron finally perched itself on the dock railing, I was more than pleased! These mid-sized herons are not as common as the Great Blues. Captured in Pinellas County, Florida. /
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One of my favorite birds, the Great Blue Heron, stands close to four feet high and is truly majestic.
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The smallest of the eight species of pelicans , adult brown pelicans have a grayish-brown body with a darker underbelly and white head and neck. During breeding season the back part of the neck becomes deep chestnut and a yellow patch appears at the base of the front of the neck. Eyes are very light blue with pink eyerings. A long-lived bird, the oldes known banded Brown Pelican was 43 years old. Photographed in Citrus County, Florida.
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This African Spoonbill is sure to bring a smile to everyone that sees him on this T-shirt.
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Pair of male mallard ducks. /
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Seagull just before landing. © Jocelyne Roy Phillips
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This young lady was being chased by her suitors, and landed on top of my Narrow Boat for a respite and a preen. She was so tame and walked right up to me allowing me to photograph her….....
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These female Hooded Mergansers were photographed on the Rideau river. Hooded Mergansers’ vocalization is sometimes froglike croaking. Photo taken with a Canon EOS 20D, a 300mm f2.8 lens and a 1.4t.c. Slightly cropped and sharpened in PSP.
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This photo provides the comparison between An Intermediate Juvenile Brant (background) and an Adult Brant Goose (forefront) Note the adults necklace. Photo taken in Ottawa’s west end with a Canon EOS 20D, a 300mm f2.8 lens and a 1.4t.c. Image is slightly cropped and sharpened in PSS.
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The Brown Pelican (Pelecanus occidentalis) is the smallest of the pelicans. The bird on the left is between one and two years old. He has reached his full size but has not achieved the coloring of an adult. The bird on the right is a breeding adult. Besides the difference in the feather colors, notice the eyes.
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Ok, the American White Pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) didn’t really have the flowers in his bill, but I thought he had a “love struck” look about him, and the flowers might help his cause.
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The Goldeneye is a stocky and rather large-headed waterfowl seen in winter in the Ottawa Region, with this photo taken in the Rideau River. The adults form pairs in winter far in advance of breeding season (Oct-Jun), and often far from breeding grounds. The male in display has a rather rasping, buzzy whistle “jip JEEEV” Photo taken in Ottawa, Ontario with a Canon EOS 20D, a 300mm f2.8 lens and a 1.4t.c. Image slightly cropped and treated in DPP
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It is interesting to note that when these waterfowl “bop” they always have their hoods up. This photo was taken along the Rideau River in Ottawa’s east end. The female Hooded Merganser (Lophodytes cucullatus) is one of our smallest mergansers with a long-body, a long-tail and a unique “hammerhead” crest. This photo was taken with a Canon EOS 20D, a 300mm f2.8 lens and a 1.4t.c. hand held.
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Yesterday, during my snow hike, I saw several waterfowl on the ice. This Meerkoet (Coot) had problems to find his way in this cold winter…. / Gouda, Holland – 21 December 2009 Camera: Canon Powershot SX1 IS
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Common Mergansers are a large diving duck with a long thin oranged bill. They are generally found along large lakes and rivers across the northern hemisphere. The long bill has toothy projections along its edges that help the duck hold onto its slippery fish prey.
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