signs of spring
By Wagger
- 10 Nov, 2008
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A pair of mallards visit my pond most years - this is last year's brood of fourteen who all made it to maturity - wrecking the borders of the pond in the process - but hey! I feel lucky watching them grow and there's always the next year for the plants.
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Wonderful photo ~
"Ducks are a-dabbling, uptails all " :o)
10 Nov, 2008
You are lucky... how sweet.
21 Nov, 2008
Oh oh... lucky you been able to see them growing up around :)
How long do they stay?
13 Dec, 2008
About two months, Aleyna. They do a few practice flights before they leave - the first one is really funny with a few crash landings. Some landed outside the garden and I had to open the gate to let them back in to the pond.
14 Dec, 2008
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It's laways fun to watch wildlife and when you get to watch the babies mature, that's wildlife at it's best...
10 Nov, 2008