Northern Pintail
Beauty upon the water; as seen in the form of this pair of Northern Pintail Ducks. Enroute to their northern breeding grounds, I sometimes see this long-necked duck species in the spring. The Northern Pintail is a medium sized duck.
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4 comments:
Very handsome ducks....I guess he wears "white tie and tails"? I'm sort of surprised that they go even further north than where you are to breed.
They're so pretty. I can't believe the fantastic variety of birds you see!
Came over from Mary's blog. Great Pintails
mary:
We're not in the north and if the species name has 'northern' attached to it, then it probably doesn't stay around here.
Welcome, Mike.
sandpiper:
We have lots of trees and rivers and lakes and ponds around us; and the birds like it too :-)
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