Anas platyrhynchos – mallard ducks at lunch, Goose Creek, Boulder, Colorado. The male is on the left.
Anas platyrhynchos
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But where are their heads? Are they mooning us, or what? :)
Two ducks a-ducking…
Glen Davidson
Henry J.…check out the name again…that explains the appearance..:)
Cheers :)
This picture is a puzzle that highlights a contradictory set of conditions.
It’s a pair o’ ducks.
AFLAC!
That should be “Two ducks a-dabbling”.
Does the Latin translate as “flat-nosed duck”? If there is a duck-billed platypus, can we have a platypus-billed duck?
“What’s the use of half a duck”?
You can get duck decoys from the huntin’-and-shootin’ catalogs that look like that - ducks flying over, looking for a safe place to land, think (in duck language) “Must be safe - they’re feeding.”
Ray Comfort would say that hidden below the waters surface, these birds have crocodilian heads, hence his well known and hilariously nonsensical “crocoduck” argument.:)
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