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  • #1

    The Swans are Back!

    #1 - Plus an annoying Coot.
    ​ Click image for larger version Name: 0149-Swans.jpg Views: 52 Size: 119.9 KB ID: 487644
    #2 - Shelducks in the background.
    ​ Click image for larger version Name: 0145-Swans.jpg Views: 58 Size: 117.2 KB ID: 487645
    Last edited by Isac; 06-07-2022, 08:19 PM.
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  • #2
    I’m not seeing the images Isac.
    Alan W

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    • Isac
      #2.1
      Isac commented
      06-07-2022, 07:07 PM
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      They are there Alan. Maybe refresh the page with CTRL + F5
    • wigz
      #2.2
      wigz commented
      06-07-2022, 07:33 PM
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      Still not showing up Isac. I tried the Edge browser as well but no images.
    • Isac
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      Isac commented
      06-07-2022, 08:19 PM
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      Deleted and re-entered the post.
  • #3
    Good to have them back Isac, they are such elegant birds. I prefer the warmer tone given by the background in #2.
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    • Isac
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      Isac commented
      07-07-2022, 02:01 PM
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      Thanks Alan. The male and female are always together. #2 is only a few metres from #1 but the reeds do give it a nicer tone.
  • #4
    I always thought that the duck with the green head and chestnut body was a chestnut teal. Is it the white band on the neck that makes it a shell duck?
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    • Isac
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      Isac commented
      07-07-2022, 02:08 PM
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      The teal male has a green head and is a totally different shape to these Australian Shelducks, which have the distinctive white collar. The female also has a white patch around the eye and is a lot smaller than the male. These Shelducks are seen in Victoria too so there may be some around your area.
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