In this photo of six ducks we have three sets of couples representing three different species! In the front are a male and female Green-wing Teal, in the middle a male and female American Wigeon, and in the back a male and female Northern Pintail. This photo was taken at Fairview Wetlands yesterday. The complete list and photos can be seen here.
For bird photos I use the Nikon Coolpix P900 with the amazing x83 zoom. This shot was at such a distance I had no idea of what kind of ducks I was photographing. Immediately after taking the photo I knew I had a collection of birds, but it wasn't until I down-loaded the photos into my laptop that I was aware that I had three separate species in the one photo. Jeanette had already counted a good number of Green-winged Teals and Northern Pintails, but it wasn't until taking this photo I realized that we also had two American Wigeons.
Sunday, December 30, 2018
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Great photos as always! Thank you for sharing. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteJim is a very clever sleuth when it comes to identifying birds. Lee
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