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Look what was waiting at our front door mr&mrs mallard ?

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    Look what was waiting at our front door mr&mrs mallard ?

    Thought i was seeing things,by the time my camera was out they had moved,but still got these shots off our front,peeps passing had a good smile,plus the times they were on the road,the traffic was very well behaved,now that was a miracle,we tried to shoo them into the back via garage,all of a sudden they flew off over the houses,hopefully back to the water park/wild life place,i posted the individual ones as they are so colourful close up
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    Oooh what wonderful visitors!
    The best things in life are not things.

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    • #3
      How lovely!
      Pain is still pain, suffering is still suffering, regardless of whoever, or whatever, is the victim.
      Everything is worthy of kindness.

      http://thegentlebrethren.wordpress.com

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      • #4
        Brilliant..............
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        • #5
          We have the Avon at the bottom of the garden and we had ducks coming to the patio windows asking for food. We would have about 30 at a time. You can imagine the mess they made so we decided to stop feeding them. One day a chap up the road brought a duckling he found all on its own in the field over the river. What could we do!! Little chap used to sit between my feet all the time I was at home. He had a box to spend the nights in and each morning he would come out with me and as I turned stones up, he would gobble the wood pigs up. Anyway, we raised it until it was able to join the others. We have pictures somewhere.

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          • #6
            What a sweet story about the duckling .
            We have 2 small ponds and are also near the Avon.we were visited for ages by a pair of mallards who started to wreck the ornamental pond on the patio so I was glad when they nested elsewhere.one morning there was such a funny sight: mummy duck followed by all her babies walking down the lane into a garage. We rescued them and took them to a neighbour with a fox proof large duck pond. They were so sweet but sadly few survived.
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            • #7
              Gorgeous, I love seeing them roaming about.

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