How much wood can a wood duck chuck? by Pamela Davidson

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Threatened to extinction a century ago, the wood duck has recovered, aided in part by the placement of thousands of nest boxes. Taken at Burnaby Lake, Burnaby, B.C.

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MJ Mitchell 11 Apr 2008

Very beautiful capture - I love your titles - great!

Artist Reply: I think the Wood Duck is the most colorful duck we have here in BC. I try to impart a little humour, sometimes I can think of cute titles, other times, I am dead blank LOL Thanks for stoppin in to make such lovely comments.

Jaci Norwood 07 Apr 2008

Wonderful reflection. I've enjoyed taking a few moments to just drift along with him.

Artist Reply: LOL I spent a few hours drifting with him.. First I had to wait till he got out of the tree he was resting in, then wait until he came close enough to the shore for a worthwhile image. Thanks for the comments, Jaci

Dimitri Bogaerts 06 Apr 2008

Amazing photo. And it is the first time that I see this kind of duck. Very cool!

Artist Reply: Well then I am very pleased to have been the first! Glad you liked the photo Dimitri, Thanks so much for the compliment!

william maldonado 06 Apr 2008

nice image.

Artist Reply: Thank You William, appreciate your commenting :)

Jodi Keys 05 Apr 2008

Excellent Pamela!!! Ive been away and missed your shots, and our emails! Take care friend!!!!

Artist Reply: I've been absent myself, no worries. I haven't posted much in the past few wks. Thanks for all the compliments my friend. Glad your ok tho!

David Mask 04 Apr 2008

Drake.

Artist Reply: I noticed that Drake applies to mandrin ducks as well.. however, none of the books I have refered to them as a Drake so neither did I :) Also if you do a google on Drake Ducks.. you also get mallards and so on.. bit confusing LOL