Continuing with the dabbler theme, we move now to the just the duck tail end. These are IDs which are easier in the field, because eventually the ducks have to come up for air.
If you view this post as a "test," then there are two hints that should be given:
1) I have no photos of American Black Duck, American Widgeon, or Mottled Duck in the bottoms-up pose, and as noted in a previous post, no photos of the Cinnamon Teal. So from the Genus Anas, these ducks can be skipped.
2) Just for the fun of it, I have included two non-ducks in these posts on Bottoms-up.
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| Bottoms-up No. 1 |
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| Bottoms-up No. 2 |
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| Bottoms-up No. 3 |
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| Bottoms-up No. 4 |
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| Bottoms-up No. 5 |
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| Bottoms-up No. 6 |
Good Birding!!
Keeping everybody sharp in the new year Mr. Petrak.
ReplyDeleteHere are my best guesses.
1. Gadwall
2. Green-Winged Teal
3. Mr. Mallard
4. Goose. Snow Goose?
5. Northern Pintail
6. Northern Shoveler
I enjoyed your pics. I am not even worthy of guessing these lovely birds. But I'm learning:)
ReplyDelete1 gadwall
ReplyDelete2 a teal ;-)
3 mallard
4 swan, (bewick??)
5 northern pintail
6 northern shoveler
great bottom up pictures Chris ;-)
These resemble most of my shots...
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