Photos of Ducks - put your link in November 17, 2004 11:39 PM
Get to see the native Australian ducks I saw today. One is white and not often do we see a white one. Rare in Canberra but not in other parts of Australia. Peter took the pictures as I was leaning on the car and had my walking fame to hang onto. We didn't want to frighten the ducks.
Here's the link - you can check through the rest of the album if you like - go ahead and enjoy all.
http://pictures.care2.com/view/1/310431775
Click on the picture it will make it bigger then press your back button to take you to the thumbsize again to see the next ducks.
Love Christine
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They're beautiful, Christine. Do you know what their breed is called? I think the little black ones with white beaks are some kind of coot.
Lee
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No sorry, coot rings a bell, but ducks are ducks to me, either farm ducks or wild ducks. Just love looking at them myself so haven't checked anywhere or asked. Most people go for picnics were we went (on weekends) its easier being free all week.
I havent even got a book about ducks to tell me what they are. But they did look cute.
Love Christine
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Peter is sorting out the slides, and we have a couple from our honeymoon in New Zealand. When he scans them in I'll let you all know Love Christine
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I have added another duck December 01, 2004 11:26 PM
This is a strange looking duck. The pictures from the honeymoon of the ducks were on camera so will have to scan in sometime. Hope you enjoy this duck. On wild animals there is also a Cassowary you may like to see. Love Christine
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This is the photo taken in New Zealand on honeymoon 18 years ago. Its totally different to our local ducks. This is a wild duck near a water area and a little waterfall. There were quite a few ducks so I gave it some breakfast cereal. The others in the album are the Australian ducks in Canberra. Love Christine my real life wallaby taken by peter with his mates