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Nearly to thick to swim
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- Laura E. Swan Contact Laura E. Swan Laura E. Swan's Gallery |
Wow! Hard to believe that really are swimming around in all of that! I bet they like it however. Do they eat that stuff? I'd be afraid to be a little baby duck in there DUNKING DOWN for something and not being able to see to get back up to the surface! What a cool image, Chris!!! -Laura :D
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Tammy Espino |
What a great image. I like the coot behind those ducks, looks like he is sneaking up on them :)
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- Ann Coates Contact Ann Coates Ann Coates's Gallery |
I find this green stuff fascinating. When the ducks swim through it the trail behind them disappears and you would never know they had been there. Makes for a fantastic looking capture too. Great shot Chris.
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Kirsten Kiki Kjaer |
In Danish it's called "andemad" = duck food but I don't really know either if they actually eat it. But this is a lovely image, Chris.
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John Connolly |
A wonderfully composed and interesting capture, Chris! Every time I drive through Macksville, I have to stop and visit this lake!
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Chris Ebben |
Thanks a lot. Wish I was still up there, it was better there than the last week here!! Hey Kiki, you weren't one of the 300 who were told they won the lottery were you? =^..^=
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Barbara Waldoch |
Terrific capture, Chris! I thought it was a dog behind the ducks :-)
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Chris Ebben |
No, just another duck. It was fun watching this lot making their way around & we would have liked to stay longer but it was when Tony was starting to get sick, though we didn't know it at the time, thankfully. Pleased you liked it=^..^=
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