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Ring-neck Ducks

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  1. 04-04-2011, 05:37 AM #1
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    Another migrant stopping in on its way North.


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    Those are neat. I like it!
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    Thank you Matt. I find them quite interesting and unique in colouring. These little ones were a llllooonnng way out, so didn't actually think they would turn out that well.
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    You even got the ring! I always thought these were such elegant little ducks.
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    Interesting looking fowl there, HBG.
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    Thanks to all for the compliments. I was quite surprised, these are heavy crops as they are only about 16" long and they were approx. 80 yards out.
    Hopefully I will get a chance to get blind out and get some close-ups.
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    Love the comp and sharpness HBG
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    Thank you Ed.
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