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Young Female Australia Shelduck #2
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This is the full body shot of this pretty duck. My first post is here. The information below is the same as posted yesterday. Hope you like her as much as I do. Thanks for looking
Australia Shelduck (Tadorna tadornoides)
The male has black head white ring separating black neck from chestnut breast; female is duller than male and has a white patch around the eye and a white ring around the bill
Nesting Area: Southwestern and southeastern Australia
Nest Site: Nests are usually in tree holes, but in treeless areas rabbit holes are utilized, and occasionally ground nesting occurs in well-wooded areas, in captivity ground boxes or upright boxes are selected
Initial Nest: During spring-summer of second year
When: Middle of June through September in the nesting area
Clutch Size: 10 to 14 eggs
Incubation: Approximately 30 to 35 days
The above obtained from http://www.utm.edu/departments/ed/cece/shelducks.shtml
IMAGE INFORMATION
Camera: Canon 10D
Time of day: 2:40 p.m.
Date: 27th March 2005
Weather conditions: Clear
Lens: Sigma 80-400mm OS
Filter: Hoya 77mm UV
Shutter Speed: 1/500
F-Stop: F/5.6
Focal Length: 142mm
ISO: 400 |
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Halo Pam!
Your duck looks very poor and lost ;-))))
But looks very friendly!
- dew77
(13209) - [2005-05-10 5:42]
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Hello Pam!
Very nice duck shot.He were posing for you.Details and DOF are excellent.TFS...:-)
- red45
(30243) - [2005-05-10 6:11]
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Haha, Pam, I don't know why but I like your ducks. They looks so roguish, like after all night long party with little fight at the end of it ;-) Anyway - proud pose and face, big smile :-)
hello:) I admire ur photo:) and wisdom that u have:) great shot:) great DOF and colours:)nice one:)
- sAner
(4744) - [2005-05-11 6:14]
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This is a very nice duck Pam. Details are great and POV & DOF are very good. I do think the crop/framing on the back is a little tight. Details are good, light is too. TFS!
Regards,
Pieter