Ring-Necked Ducks at Unicorn Lake by Brenda Edwards

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Ring-necked ducks, Aythia collaris, were named for the maroon band visible on the duck to the far right. This rarely happens as the neck has to be extended and the correct angle of light is also necessary. Unicorn Lake, Denton, Texas 1-6-12

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John Cappello 20 Oct 2014

Great photograph! Great perspective of life.

jamie winter 15 Jan 2012

just love looking at your work, your very good!

DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY 14 Jan 2012

STRIKING collection of ducks!!!FANTASTIC capture,my Friend!!!,Dee&David :):)

Karen Helsing 13 Jan 2012

Lovely!

Sharon Gonzalez 13 Jan 2012

WHAT A VERY BEAUTIFUL PHOTO, BRENDA. LOVE THE CHOPPY WATER, REED/GRASSES BEHIND AND IN THE FORE FRONT OF THE COOL LOOKING DUCKS.

Stanley Layman 13 Jan 2012

My grandfather had Mallards and Muskqouves that stayed year round on the small creek behind the barn. When the creek went dry in late summer they would swim in the horse trough near the barn.