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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, February 16, 2020 |
Last Sunday a small flock (about 20 birds) of Ring-necked Ducks, Aythya collaris, were on a pond a few miles from our house. As the weather begins to warm up, Ring-necked Ducks will be on their way to their breeding grounds in Canada and Alaska, though some flocks stop in the United States just south of the US/Canada border to nest and raise their young.
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Hello, I enjoy seeing the winter ducks. Great sighting of the Ring-necked ducks. Enjoy your day, wishing you a great weekend ahead.
ReplyDeleteWe should be seeing them any time now.
ReplyDeleteThey are a pretty sight to see.
ReplyDeleteThe change of seasons brings out so many beautiful creatures.
ReplyDeleteWonderful capture of the ducks.
These are some pretty ducks. I have been seeing a lot of geese here lately. Thanks for linking up today.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos
ReplyDeletePretty ducks, Lea!
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to see ducks :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Such a pretty sight.
ReplyDeleteLove seeing migrating birds. We had a couple Loon in the lake this past week. Their call is so haunting.
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