#mallard

He and she don't talk. I think they had a fight. God knows what caused it. But neither one wants to back down now. They've got a quiet household. Kačer s kachnou nemluví. Asi se pohádali. Bůhví co bylo

Mallards are usually not the birds that I often take pictures of since they are very common here in Austria and you can find them nearly at avery lake, creek or river. But sometimes when I wait for other

buttery little fuzzball babies

Here we see a Moorhen mother defending her young - you wouln'd believe how fierce they can get. The stupid Mallard cock tried to attack the little chick - for reasons I don't understand, since they wouldn't

Hello! As I'm still continuing my personal #DailyandFresh photo project, I've been too busy to attend to my business side. (Weird, huh?) Regardless, I think it would be a high time to contribute on this

Hello! Earlier today, I took a photo of a male mallard. Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) I'm a bit sleepy. Been like that for the whole day. Gotta take a nap before posting the weekly. See ya! Next Daily and

Hello! I went for a drive to catch some photos today. There was a bit too much sunlight because there were no clouds at all. But it was warm and very comfortable weather to walk around in the nature. First

Mallards on the lake near the town of Osek nad Bečvou, CZ. At first they just swam boring, but suddenly something scared them (it wasn't me). They took off, flew several tens of meters and landed again.

A male mallard on the river Rio Cabe in Monforte de Lemos Spain

This is an odd art project. I bought several small whittled woodcarvings at a garage sale several years ago. They mostly went onto the "get to it eventually" craft pile. Miracle of miracles,

This is a contribution to #featheredfriday created by @melinda010100 Often we miss to recognise.... ...the beauty of something we see every day. One example could be this female mallard duck. They are

A creature described as the “loneliest duck in the world” has appeared on the remote Pacific island of Niue, a tiny nation with a population of 1,600 that – until now – had no ducks. The mallard, nicknamed

Mallards in the city park in the spring.

Mallards in backlight.

The gang passing by!!!

Like having dogs? No,​ they don't let me pet them...

... just passning by...

Mallard

Just shilling in the grass. And his friends.

Just chilling​ in the grass.