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They do go south. They fly for three consecutive days until they reach the closest place in which the water doesn't freeze in the winter (southern Minnesota, I've been told).But there is GOLDEN water for her (?) to swim in! Wow. (And do they actually migrate? Will they go south?)
They do go south. They fly for three consecutive days until they reach the closest place in which the water doesn't freeze in the winter (southern Minnesota, I've been told).
Thanks everyone for your comments!
Not sure really, it's what I was told. To be completely honest, before yesterday I didn't think ducks could fly more than a couple hundred metres at a time. This webpage has some info.you sure? around here they stick it out all winter.
I agree with this in general. For this particular image, however, I didn't want the shore or the trees to show (other than in reflection). This was a tiny pond, so this was the lowest angle I could use to only show water.a lower angle would of set this image off a lot, great shot though!!