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Lovely exposure with great details throughout, David. They do look great when the light is right.
A lower shooting angle might've looked nice, but I'm digging those orange legs from this vantage point.
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It is hard to get a nice image of this common duck. But you managed it.
I like the spread wing showing the blue wing bar and I too, like the orange feet.
Nice curly-cue tail and iridescence on the rump too.
Gail
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This is a Mallard but it certainly as some domestic genes in it as evidenced by the green upper tail and messy breast. Regardless, it's a nice view of the speculum and submerged feet. Exposure and details look good.
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Dorian Anderson
This is a Mallard but it certainly as some domestic genes in it as evidenced by the green upper tail and messy breast. Regardless, it's a nice view of the speculum and submerged feet. Exposure and details look good.
Yes, I believe Mallards have even more hybrids than noted in latest Sibleys so you never know what you'll get. Thanks to all for very valued inputs and help.