This is not one of mine.
Thomas edits photos better than I do. This is one of his from Welney this morning. Three mallards in flight. He took a burst of 20 shots to get this.
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Great photo on a sunny day.
They seem to be veering sharply to the right in reaction to whichever way the wind is blowing.
Maybe they should form a political party – I am sure they will be good at feathering their own beds.
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thank you Thomas – again brought back memories – Mallard on the Norfolk Broads, along with Great Crested Grebe and their wonderful courtship ritual, herons, bittern et al – but – a plea – please send some blue skies and sunshine up to the Peak District – I needed water wings to get to and from the Opera House this evening! = next we will have a hosepipe ban —
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Great photo, thanks for sharing.
He’s good at this.
Somehow reminiscent of all the RAF Typhoons flying around here a lot lately. But nature does it much better. I prefer the ducks. Great shot!