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    Default White-winged Scoter.

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    Low angle shooting is not possible at that location.
    The water was clam that only happens a few times per year.
    (Ship Canal at Lake Ontario/Burlington Bay)
    Thanks for looking.

    Canon 5D M III
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    Hi Karl,this duck is certainly different never seen one with a bill like that, with what looks like teeth on the lower mandible, not the prettiest bird .Not sure about the feathers on the back look a bit soft I think but that's with these old eyes of mine, reflection and the blue water look really good.

    Keith.

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    What a great closeup shot.Perfect head turn and view of the mandible and teeth.
    Well done,
    Gail

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    If I were to imagine an alien duck species, this would be it :)
    Excellent exposure and details, Karl.

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    I see this duck at first time. Wow, what for a beak and teeth. And white eyes. Love the details and colors.
    Good exposure control. I think you have made a great work.

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    They always look odd, you have captured the ultimate weirdness of this duck!
    Nice….
    Dan Kearl

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