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The Long-tailed Ducks of Lake Ontario - *As always, click the photo to enlarge* The view of downtown Toronto, from Tommy Thompson Park. Sometimes known as the "Leslie Street Spit", this place...1 day ago
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Is Anybody Out there? - Please leave me a comment if you still have this blog in your feed reader! I'm thinking of picking this back up again for spring. Should I? Here are a few ...5 years ago
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Top Ten Life Plants of 2018 - Hello? Tap, tap, tap...this thing on? Whew, it's been a minute since I've been on here. Just over a year, actually. Definitely the longest hiatus since thi...5 years ago
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Getting back into the groove (?) - As summer draws to a close, I find that I haven't taken very many pictures during this hot, humid, crazy season. I still have quite a backlog from springti...12 years ago
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I like this blog of yours too! I enjoyed browsing...Very beautiful photos.
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Awesome, Lona! Love the soft jeweled green of these malards!
ReplyDeleteI love mallards. They make an awful mess but they are so pretty when you really look at them. The females make the most delightful cooing sound. It is a little sad isn't it, the things we take for granted? Like the common mallard.
ReplyDeleteI love this nature blog of yours. You have very beautiful pictures. These ducks look like what we call 'mandarin ducks'. I have never seen a real one before. We always have pictures of a pair (couple) of mandarin ducks in traditional wedding invitation cards because it signifies romance and a loving relationship for the couple.
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