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If you are curious about the old mill, I have posted pictures of it previously.
Wild Bird Wednesday. |
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Hello, I love watching the ducks. Great photos. Wishing you a happy day!
ReplyDeleteLindos estes patos, aproveito para desejar um bom Feriado.
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Such simple birds, and beautiful. They've worked out a symbiotic relationship with us humans...though most of us don't eat ducks any more.
ReplyDeleteLots of good avian company!
ReplyDeleteHappy to see ducks.... they had a very tough winter around here... quite a lot died due to problem with the river freezing. Where the heck were the bird people to help them out? If we had heard anything before the disaster, I would have happily gone out with my axe to chop ice on the river.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's so sad!
DeleteAww, these are lovely photographs you've shared Linda, thank-you.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan