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No, I won't shovel your walk!

If your not paying close attention, you might mistake this fellow for a Mallard, with reverse colors and a very large bill, the Northern Shoveler, oddly enough is related to the Blue-winged and Cinnamon Teal's. They favour shallow marshes where it can use it's large bill to strain small animals and seeds from the water. There numbers have gone down some but due to the purchase of wetland habitat in the USA, Canada and Mexico, to ensure survival. Taken in Ladner, B.C.

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Jodi Keys 01 May 2008

Amazing as always and I get to learn our feathered friends!!!!!!

Artist Reply: Thank you Jodi, LOL ok this is a test!! What kind of bird is in the background LOL

Emily Reed 30 Apr 2008

BEAUTIFUL BIRDS, PAMELA!

Artist Reply: Thanks Emily, So pleased you enjoyed them!

Warren Ballard 30 Apr 2008

A beautiful shot!

Artist Reply: Thanks for the compliment/comment Warren :)

jamie winter 30 Apr 2008

awesome just awesome Pam!!

Artist Reply: Appreciate you taking the time to comment Jamie, sorry for the delay. THANKS SO MUCH SUGAR!!

Zura Potskhishvili 30 Apr 2008

Your work is BEAUTIFUL!!!

Artist Reply: Zura, Hi, Thanks so much!!