Possibly the last thread from me for a while

[ZombiesniperJr]

This malard duck was swimming really weirdly useing its wings as propellers if you know why please comment it
1malrd wierd swim by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
2frog by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
3heron by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
4heron hiding by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr
5heron flight by Logan Baldwin, on Flickr

 

[SquarePeg5 4]

I don't know anything about ducks. Why will you not be posting again? Hope all is well.

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

I don't know anything about ducks. Why will you not be posting again? Hope all is well.

I am heading to camp for two weeks they have internet but it is not very good so i may get a thread up going to camp tomorow all is well

 

[vintagesnaps]

I got curious and did a quick search on mallard ducks and swim like propeller and just came up with one description of a type using its feet like a propeller to get down under the water. So wonder if it could be the type mallard and its habits? or was it trying to move fast after something? Well I don't know but I like particularly the heron pictures.

Hope you have fun, I always loved going to camp and working as a camp counselor. Maybe you'll have some interesting pictures of your time there.

 

[baturn]

Very nice set! Can't help with the breast stroking mallard. The frog and the last heron are very cool. Have fun at camp.

 

[woolybear]

This malard duck was swimming really weirdly useing its wings as propellers if you know why please comment it

Nice shots!
She likely had some ducklings around and was trying to distract you from their location by causing a commotion of her own.
Sometimes the adult will act injured to draw your attention to them, or try to get you to follow THEM while the little ones hide or get hidden.

 

[bulldurham]

That's what they look like when they are bathing...yes, they live mostly in the water but they also do considerable bathing and preening. Have fun at camp.

 

[bulldurham]

Exposures are getting much better. May want to work on cropping some of your images a little more tightly.

The Heron is just as hidden in this framing as he is in the other and there's little wasted space.

 

[goooner]

Nice set, enjoy your camp.

 

[pjaye]

Well done Logan. Have a great time at camp!

 

[astroNikon]

Because they can ...

have fun in camp, great pics

 

[robbins.photo]

I don't know anything about ducks. Why will you not be posting again? Hope all is well.

I am heading to camp for two weeks they have internet but it is not very good so i may get a thread up going to camp tomorow all is well

If you hear banjo music, make a run for it. Any questions, ask your dad to break out a copy of Deliverance.

Great set BTW.. have fun at camp

 

[bulldurham]

It's not the banjos to fear, it's the toothless wonders playing them that will a chill to your heart. LOLOLOL

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

I don't know anything about ducks. Why will you not be posting again? Hope all is well.

I am heading to camp for two weeks they have internet but it is not very good so i may get a thread up going to camp tomorow all is well

If you hear banjo music, make a run for it. Any questions, ask your dad to break out a copy of Deliverance.

Great set BTW.. have fun at camp

thanks

 

[ZombiesniperJr]

I got curious and did a quick search on mallard ducks and swim like propeller and just came up with one description of a type using its feet like a propeller to get down under the water. So wonder if it could be the type mallard and its habits? or was it trying to move fast after something? Well I don't know but I like particularly the heron pictures.

Hope you have fun, I always loved going to camp and working as a camp counselor. Maybe you'll have some interesting pictures of your time there.

Thanks