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introvertedswimmer · 3 months
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Long-tailed Duck
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Long-tailed Duck at Montrose Point, Chicago
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Round 2 match 2B
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The Bufflehead is an incredibly small species of duck, with an average length of 34 centimetres or 13.5 inches. The male is easily identifiable due to its large, rounded head that is dark and iridescent with a large white wedge of feathers at the back. The female has a dark greyish brown head with a white oval-shaped patch behind and below the eye. They typically nest in holes created by woodpeckers.
The Long-tailed Duck is unmistakeable in appearance due to the male's long tail feathers and the distinctively patterned white and dark brown plumage of both sexes. They are a sea duck, and typically spend their winters in saltwater. Additionally, they are very effective divers, and can dive to depths of 60 metres or 200 feet.
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proton-wobbler · 11 months
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Pool Party! (E-1)
These birds are loosely grouped by their associations with water, and because I didn't want the family BR to get too big. Keep your eyes peeled- there may be someone here who got a little lost, but we don't discriminate here!
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dansnaturepictures · 24 days
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Some memories from the phenomenal Scotland trip we went on last year, which we began travelling to a year ago tomorrow. I don't know where that year has gone! What a fantastic and wild time it was. The photos in this set are a mixture of some I still hadn't got around to processing and did so this evening and some key ones from the trip that I processed at the time, each bringing back fond memories. The photos are of; Corn Bunting at Banff in Aberdeenshire, view at Findhorn Bay and Long-tailed Duck at Burghead Harbour one of the birds of the trip both in Moray, another of the star species of the trip and one of the main ones we wanted to see Otter at Dervaig on Mull, a view on the Aberdeenshire coast, Lapwing at Lochindorb, Black Guillemot on Loch Eil and view on Mull.
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sitting-on-me-bum · 1 year
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The Long-Tailed Duck
Photographer: Samuel Bloch
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It just occurred to me I can post bird pictures here. So ha, bird pics be upon ye
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Long-tailed Ducks in Plymouth 12/26/22
Long-tailed Ducks in Plymouth 12/26/22
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everydayesterday · 1 year
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Long-Tailed Duck.  Three of these ducks are currently hanging out in Nashville, Tennessee.  Typically they are found above the Arctic Circle; they will sometimes winter along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, as well as the Great Lakes.  
[photo by Brian Kushner.]
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besidethepath · 2 months
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It seems to be spring
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introvertedswimmer · 3 months
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Long-tailed Duck
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operaticundertker · 2 years
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birds--daily · 2 months
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day 25
today's bird is the long-tailed duck!
- long-tailed ducks can dive down to 200 feet to forage :0)
- of all diving ducks, long-taileds spend the most time underwater
- they wear their breeding plumage in the winter and non-breeding plumage in the spring and summer
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Round 3 match 1B
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The Mallard is easily one of the most recognizable ducks in North America, and is incredibly widespread. The male has a shiny green head, curly black tail feathers and a yellow bill, while the female is mottled brown with an orange bill that has a distinctive orange saddle shape on top. Most domestic ducks breeds are descended from Mallards.
The Long-tailed Duck is unmistakeable in appearance due to the male's long tail feathers and the distinctively patterned white and dark brown plumage of both sexes. They are a sea duck, and typically spend their winters in saltwater. Notably, quite a few of these birds also overwinter in Toronto, which is the largest urban centre in Canada. Additionally, they are very effective divers, and can dive to depths of 60 metres or 200 feet.
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kavohh707 · 4 months
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My personal highlights - 2023 - part 2:
Baby Birds!!!! I love the season of baby bird cuteness. And many of those pictures are from my neighborhood and prove that you don't need to travel to experience wildlife.
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dansnaturepictures · 3 months
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27/01/2024-Big Garden Birdwatch, Warblington and Hayling Island Oysterbeds
Photos taken in this set are of; the gorgeous Black Redstart which made the dream of the past two weeks when we first saw it come true by turning up when I was doing the Big Garden Birdwatch one of my best ever birds seen in this annual survey I love taking part in, my first Rock Pipit of the year at Hayling Island, beautiful views at Hayling Island in the ethereal winter sun with dramatic sky and sunset scenes and the Hayling Island bridge looking nice, one of my first Cattle Egrets of the year which it was amazing to see at Warblington this week such charismatic and beautiful birds, Roe Deers at Hayling Island it was great to see a Fox nearby and interacting with them too with one of the Roe Deer's facial expression interesting to see as the Fox went by and a Little Egret at Hayling Island.
In one of my best ever Big Garden Birdwatches this morning it really was extraordinary with my joint highest ever amount of species seen in one with ten it was also great to see Goldcrest which was a garden first, 2 Blackbirds, Blue Tit, 17 Starlings, 5 Collared Doves, 5 House Sparrows, 4 Goldfinches, 2 Woodpigeons and a Robin. Then this afternoon it was also great to see my first Great Northern Divers, Long-tailed Duck the stunning bird we saw here in December and Black-necked Grebes of the year at Hayling Island Oysterbeds. Other highlights at Hayling Island were Great Crested and Little Grebe, Avocet, Curlew, Oystercatcher, Greenshank, Grey Plover, Dunlin, Turnstone, Brent Geese, Shelducks, Shoveler, Red-breasted Mergansers, Goldeneye, Song Thrush, Great Tit, Buzzard, daisy, gorse, teasel seed heads, thistle and yellow-horned poppy leaves with Wren and Mediterranean Gull heard. Little Egret, Pheasant, Redwing and Robin were other highlights at Warblington. A golden winter day of purity and natural bliss.
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