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Duck swimming in a pool of autumn color

A closeup of a forest duck swimming in the water

mallard duck at morning

Striking and distinctive gooselike duck. Plumage bright ruddy overall with contrasting pale creamy head and neck; male has narrow black neck ring. Big white forewing patches striking in flight. Breeds in Southeastern Europe and Central Asia, winters in South Asia. Often found around saline lakes; also reservoirs and agricultural fields.

The duck is sailing on the lake

An Australian wood duck (Chenonetta jubata) glides smoothly across the surface of a tranquil pond, creating gentle ripples that spread outward in the calm water. The duck's distinctive brown and grey plumage contrasts beautifully with the shimmering reflections of the surrounding natural environment. With its beak slightly submerged and webbed feet paddling rhythmically, the wood duck embodies the serenity of its aquatic habitat. This peaceful scene captures the essence of Australia's diverse wetland ecosystems, where the Australian wood duck thrives, adding to the rich tapestry of wildlife in these serene landscapes.

Closeup of a male wild duck flying over the water

Maned duck, also known as Australian wood duck, in the morning sun.

Experience the regal presence of a male mallard duck as he proudly floats on a tranquil lake in this stunning photograph. With his vibrant green head and striking plumage, the male mallard is a captivating sight in freshwater habitats. Captured in exquisite detail, this image showcases the beauty of this iconic waterfowl and emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts to protect these remarkable birds and their natural environments.

Blond Mallard Duck in Frognerkilen, The Oslo Fjord

Ducks swimming in the water

Male northern pintail (Anas acuta) swimming in a lake in the last sunlight.

Close-up portrait of a mallard duck

The pintail or northern pintail (Anas acuta) is a duck species with wide geographic distribution that breeds in the northern areas of Europe and across the Palearctic and North America. It is migratory and winters south of its breeding range to the equator. Gray Lodge Wildlife Reserve, California;

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Male common eider swimming on the lake of zurich

Gannets swimming

29 july 2024, Basse Yutz, Yutz, Thionville Portes de France, Moselle, Lorraine, Grand Est, France. It's summer. In the middle of a body of water, a Mallard floats on the surface of the water rippled by gusts of wind. It's a female duck. The close-up on the bird allows you to see the large feathers on its back, dark in the middle, lighter on the outline. This gives a very nuanced, irregular ensemble, which easily blends into the vegetation or the ground. The lighter head has a darker band that starts from the beak with orange shades, and covers the bird's black eye.

Picture of a duck swimming across a lake in California.

A closeup shot of a beautiful mallard duck with the mossy water pond on the blurred background

Pintail duck in the marsh.

Mallard ducks couple (male and female) hiding in a long green grass by water

A sole Canada goose gosling swims in a pond.

A beautiful adult male mallard duck swimming in the lake during spring. Natural seasonal scenery in Latvia, Northern Europe.

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ducks swim in peace over a small pond in northern Germany

Female Northern Shoveller duck on Gosforth Park Nature Reserve lake.

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The Ring-Necked Duck (Aythya collaris) is a North American diving duck found in freshwater ponds and lakes. The duck’s name comes from the drake’s cinnamon colored neck ring. The male also has two white rings around its gray bill, a shiny black head, black back, a white line on the wings, a white breast and yellow eyes. The female has a grayish brown head and body with a dark brown back and a dark bill. The breeding habitat of the ring-necked duck is lakes and ponds in the northern United States and Canada. Ring-necked ducks pair up during spring migration and then separate after breeding. These ducks are omnivores and feed mainly by diving or dabbling for submerged plants such as pondweed, wild rice, coontail and snails. This male ring-necked duck was photographed swimming in the Bubbling Ponds Fish Hatchery near Cornville, Arizona, USA.

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