I went by James Gardens to see how the ducks were doing and they all seemed to be gathered at one end of the pond just leisurely floating around. They didn't pay any attention to me as if they knew I wasn't there to feed them. All was very peaceful.
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That's a good crowd.
ReplyDeleteI am seeing more and more of them not fly south this year.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteIsn't a group of ducks called a "float"?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a family reunion in progress.
ReplyDeleteThey are funny birds.
ReplyDeleteWhat a group, probaby discussing why you didn't bring food. :)
ReplyDeleteThey are very beautiful and fun to see.
ReplyDeleteI love them!
ReplyDelete...you showed up empty handed?
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of ducks!
ReplyDeleteLooks like there are more male then female ducks.
ReplyDeleteTranquila reunión en el lago. Se ven felices.
ReplyDeleteBuen domingo Pat.
Un abrazo.
That’s a big team!
ReplyDeleteThose look like happy ducks. They have plenty of liquid water and food to eat. Life is obviously good for these ducks.
ReplyDeleteDucky! I enjoyed seeing this.
ReplyDeleteBirds are cleverer than we may think. Those Mallards will recognise the people who feed them and also know the ones who don't.
ReplyDeleteAlways so fun to see the duck people! We have them in Waikiki too. Wild ducks occasionally raise their young in the water features of buildings!
ReplyDeleteI grew up always seeing Mallards in the water at a city park, and your photo reminded me of that, right down to the stones along the edge of the bank.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteNice capture of the ducks, they found a happy spot.
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What a lovely hangout!
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