Have you seen the white Wood duck?
p.2 #1Have you seen the white Wood duck?
n.v.m. wrote:
you did'nt even know what it was til you were informed. ffs
is a Blue Weimaraner actually blue?
are Red Pandas red?
Yes I was unaware of the name Silver Wood duck and I thanked you for that. As for your questions, they are distractions from the questions I asked you. Many birds names don't match there color. So what!
Morris
you did'nt even know what it was til you were informed. ffs
is a Blue Weimaraner actually blue?
are Red Pandas red?
Yes I was unaware of the name Silver Wood duck and I thanked you for that. As for your questions, they are distractions from the questions I asked you. Many birds names don't match there color. So what!
Morris
Jan 25, 2026 at 09:24 AM
p.2 #2Have you seen the white Wood duck?
Whatever it's called, I like it Morris! Not only a great find, but also a great job photographing it in great detail.
Eric
Eric
Jan 25, 2026 at 01:15 PM
p.2 #3Have you seen the white Wood duck?
Erictator wrote:
Whatever it's called, I like it Morris! Not only a great find, but also a great job photographing it in great detail.
Eric
it has a name. there is no doubt. til the OP posted unaware of course. apparently you can call polymorphs anything you eant.
Jan 25, 2026 at 01:56 PM
p.2 #4Have you seen the white Wood duck?
n.v.m. wrote:
Ericit has a name. there is no doubt. til the OP posted unaware of course. apparently you can call polymorphs anything you eant.
I think it's an even more rare 'Pewter Wood Duck' with light 'tannish' undertones. Morris did a fine job of capturing such a very rare specimen.
Greg
Erictator wrote
Whatever it's called, I like it Morris! Not only a great find, but also a great job photographing it in great detail.Eric
I think it's an even more rare 'Pewter Wood Duck' with light 'tannish' undertones. Morris did a fine job of capturing such a very rare specimen.
Greg
Jan 25, 2026 at 05:04 PM
p.2 #5Have you seen the white Wood duck?
Sensational Duck and masterfully photographed! Your processing is spot on with the perfect amount of sharpening and edit. Well done!
Jan 26, 2026 at 02:40 PM
p.2 #6Have you seen the white Wood duck?
gmccroskery wrote:
Ericit has a name. there is no doubt. til the OP posted unaware of course. apparently you can call polymorphs anything you eant.I think it's an even more rare 'Pewter Wood Duck' with light 'tannish' undertones. Morris did a fine job of capturing such a very rare specimen.
Greg
Thank you Greg,
I googled "Pewter Wood Duck" and the results put a huge smile on my face. Others should do this search.
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JHut wrote:
Sensational Duck and masterfully photographed! Your processing is spot on with the perfect amount of sharpening and edit. Well done!
Thank you John,
Morris
n.v.m. wrote
Erictator wrote
Whatever it's called, I like it Morris! Not only a great find, but also a great job photographing it in great detail.Eric
Greg
Thank you Greg,
I googled "Pewter Wood Duck" and the results put a huge smile on my face. Others should do this search.
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JHut wrote:
Sensational Duck and masterfully photographed! Your processing is spot on with the perfect amount of sharpening and edit. Well done!
Thank you John,
Morris
Jan 26, 2026 at 07:08 PM
p.2 #7Have you seen the white Wood duck?
Beautiful coloring and you've done a superb job in capturing this very unusual Wood Duck. Super job Morris.
Jan 27, 2026 at 11:22 AM
p.2 #8Have you seen the white Wood duck?
Oh what a beauty morris! Stunning!!! No I have NEVER seen one before.
Just excellent photography here morris!
Dan
Just excellent photography here morris!
Dan
Jan 27, 2026 at 11:42 AM
p.2 #9Have you seen the white Wood duck?
Great find. You may want to go again and get some more 
. In flight maybe...
. In flight maybe...Jan 27, 2026 at 11:43 AM
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p.2 #11Have you seen the white Wood duck?
These are a treat Morris! Well done!
Jan 27, 2026 at 04:44 PM
p.2 #12Have you seen the white Wood duck?
Have gone back to these several times to enjoy Morris. Have never seen nor heard of this variation or others mentioned. Interesting how the mind works, see it as you photographed it and at times my mind fills in the colors we are more familiar with
Really a great unique presentation!!
Karl
Really a great unique presentation!!
Karl
Jan 28, 2026 at 07:58 AM
p.2 #13Have you seen the white Wood duck?
n.v.m. wrote:
you did'nt even know what it was til you were informed. ffs
is a Blue Weimaraner actually blue?
are Red Pandas red?
Or is a Russian Blue really blue?
you did'nt even know what it was til you were informed. ffs
is a Blue Weimaraner actually blue?
are Red Pandas red?
Or is a Russian Blue really blue?
Feb 04, 2026 at 12:39 PM
p.2 #14Have you seen the white Wood duck?
Good looking series Morris. Great find.
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Feb 04, 2026 at 12:49 PM
p.2 #15Have you seen the white Wood duck?
I'm green, with envy. How lucky to spot it (whatever you call it). And a good job of documenting it.
Feb 04, 2026 at 03:41 PM
p.2 #16Have you seen the white Wood duck?
louie champan wrote:
Beautiful coloring and you've done a superb job in capturing this very unusual Wood Duck. Super job Morris.
Thank you Louie,
It was so much fun photographing this very happy duck that was singing most of the 30 minutes I spent with it.
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Danpbphoto wrote:
Oh what a beauty morris! Stunning!!! No I have NEVER seen one before.
Just excellent photography here morris!
Dan
Thank you Dan,
It was a joy to photograph this unusual duck
Morris
Beautiful coloring and you've done a superb job in capturing this very unusual Wood Duck. Super job Morris.
Thank you Louie,
It was so much fun photographing this very happy duck that was singing most of the 30 minutes I spent with it.
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Danpbphoto wrote:
Oh what a beauty morris! Stunning!!! No I have NEVER seen one before.
Just excellent photography here morris!
Dan
Thank you Dan,
It was a joy to photograph this unusual duck
Morris
Feb 04, 2026 at 04:50 PM
p.2 #17Have you seen the white Wood duck?
cs3is wrote:
Great find. You may want to go again and get some more. In flight maybe...
Thank you Chris,
I was there the other day and did not see him. I'm confident he is around somewhere yet I'm not confident that I'll see him again.
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cambyses wrote:
Excellent series Morris...
-K.
Thank you Kambiz
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Ruffo wrote:
These are a treat Morris! Well done!
Thank you Ruffo
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Karl Witt wrote:
Have gone back to these several times to enjoy Morris. Have never seen nor heard of this variation or others mentioned. Interesting how the mind works, see it as you photographed it and at times my mind fills in the colors we are more familiar with
Really a great unique presentation!!
Karl
Thank you Karl,
The one thing I did not think of when I was photographing him was to take a photo of him with a usual male Wood duck.
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Ted ellis wrote:
Good looking series Morris. Great find.
Thank you Ted
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Bob Kane wrote:
I'm green, with envy. How lucky to spot it (whatever you call it). And a good job of documenting it.
Thank you Bob,
It is called a Silver Wood duck. I've done some reading since my original post
Morris
Great find. You may want to go again and get some more
. In flight maybe...Thank you Chris,
I was there the other day and did not see him. I'm confident he is around somewhere yet I'm not confident that I'll see him again.
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cambyses wrote:
Excellent series Morris...
-K.
Thank you Kambiz
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Ruffo wrote:
These are a treat Morris! Well done!
Thank you Ruffo
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Karl Witt wrote:
Have gone back to these several times to enjoy Morris. Have never seen nor heard of this variation or others mentioned. Interesting how the mind works, see it as you photographed it and at times my mind fills in the colors we are more familiar with
Really a great unique presentation!!
Karl
Thank you Karl,
The one thing I did not think of when I was photographing him was to take a photo of him with a usual male Wood duck.
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Ted ellis wrote:
Good looking series Morris. Great find.
Thank you Ted
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Bob Kane wrote:
I'm green, with envy. How lucky to spot it (whatever you call it). And a good job of documenting it.
Thank you Bob,
It is called a Silver Wood duck. I've done some reading since my original post
Morris
Feb 04, 2026 at 04:58 PM
p.2 #18Have you seen the white Wood duck?
Morris, I don't care what others call it, I call it fabulous! I think I may like that coloration better than the usual. At any rate, job well done!!
Sue
Sue
Feb 08, 2026 at 11:36 AM
p.2 #19Have you seen the white Wood duck?
Such a unique bird, nicely captured.
Feb 08, 2026 at 11:55 AM
p.2 #20Have you seen the white Wood duck?
soupy wrote:
Morris, I don't care what others call it, I call it fabulous! I think I may like that coloration better than the usual. At any rate, job well done!!
Sue
Thank you Sue,
He is the talk of the town
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chuck4242 wrote:
Such a unique bird, nicely captured.
Thank you Chuck,
Morris
Morris, I don't care what others call it, I call it fabulous! I think I may like that coloration better than the usual. At any rate, job well done!!
Sue
Thank you Sue,
He is the talk of the town
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chuck4242 wrote:
Such a unique bird, nicely captured.
Thank you Chuck,
Morris
Feb 08, 2026 at 04:47 PM