The male \'Wood Duck\' is definitely one of the most colorful of all ducks. As with most birds, the female pales in comparison, but does possess very striking coloration surrounding the eyes. Caught this at the George Reifel Bird Sanctuary outside of Vancouver, BC. this weekend.
The male \'Wood Duck\' is definitely one of the most colorful of all ducks. As with most birds, the female pales in comparison, but does possess very striking coloration surrounding the eyes. Caught this at the George Reifel Bird Sanctuary outside of Vancouver, BC. this weekend.
The male \'Wood Duck\' is definitely one of the most colorful of all ducks. As with most birds, the female pales in comparison, but does possess very striking coloration surrounding the eyes. Caught this at the George Reifel Bird Sanctuary outside of Vancouver, BC. this weekend.
The male \'Wood Duck\' is definitely one of the most colorful of all ducks. As with most birds, the female pales in comparison, but does possess very striking coloration surrounding the eyes. Caught this at the George Reifel Bird Sanctuary outside of Vancouver, BC. this weekend.
The male \'Wood Duck\' is definitely one of the most colorful of all ducks. As with most birds, the female pales in comparison, but does possess very striking coloration surrounding the eyes. Caught this at the George Reifel Bird Sanctuary outside of Vancouver, BC. this weekend.
Or, maybe color on the water. The male \'Wood Duck\' is definitely one of the most colorful of all ducks. As with most birds, the female pales in comparison, but does possess very striking coloration surrounding the eyes. Caught this at the George Reifel Bird Sanctuary outside of Vancouver, BC. this weekend.
Great entries this week. Good luck to everyone.
Ed
Dec 10, 2013 at 09:04 AM
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The male \'Wood Duck\' is definitely one of the most colorful of all ducks. As with most birds, the female pales in comparison, but does possess very striking coloration surrounding the eyes. Caught this at the George Reifel Bird Sanctuary outside of Vancouver, BC. this weekend.