a slightly ruffled mama mallard with seven of her babies
taken along the breakwall in the early morning light
Saturday, May 1, 2010
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14 comments:
like an art! love it!
Peaceful and pretty!
How very precious!
Happy Weekend Reflections!
I love the way the breakwall reflects a delicate brown and tan into the water next to the beautiful mama and babies. Great picture!
A very tranquil photo, if life were only that peaceful always.
I can't imagine seeing anything more beautiful than baby ducks in the morning light. Great reflections too!
Beautiful shot of the momma and the ducklings. Great reflection photo!
A lovely shot of Mama Mallard and her & ducklings. They are making nice ripples in the reflection as they swim by.
Lovely calming reflections :)
Your pictures are beautiful, adorable set of reflections shots!Also I would like to say Congrats, for your "other"blog, is so cute, full of nice little critters pictures, I loved those gorgeous ducks and the sweet black cat!
Have a great week
Léia - Bonjour Luxembourg
Don gave our ducklings (our first) their first water bath in a little pool on Sunday. They were so afraid of it! But eventually they got in. I was thinking, 'you can take a duck to water, but you can't make him swim.'
Such beautiful reflections and color in these photos!
wenn: thanks. it is like moving art.
cieldequimper: it was actually very peaceful (obviously no one was hungry!)
Beth: it was a good thing they were too far down to reach - you just want to pick one up and cuddle it.
Clytie: once the sun rose and the glow disappeared, it was a little bland looking.
Nora: everything can change in an instant, can't it.
Diane: there is something exciting about seeing new life (even of more messy ducks)
Eileen: thank you
Pam: yes, those little ones were darting everywhere!
Serendipity: makes one pause awhile...
Cezar&Leia: thank you, Leia. hope you come back for more.
Ruth: it is fun to watch their tentative first swimming - isn't there also a saying "... like a duck to water".
Carolyn: thank you
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