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Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge
Last weekend, I drove to Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge. When I arrived late in the afternoon, I saw a large gaggle of Snow Geese in a field, and as I was pulling to a stop, I saw a fox … Continue reading
Ducks on the Choptank River, Maryland
This week, I posted two articles with images of the ducks I photographed on the Choptank River in Cambridge, Maryland. Today, I made an video slideshow of some of the duck photographs. If you enjoyed the images from those previous … Continue reading
Posted in Bird Photographs, Nature, Wildlife
Tagged American Wigeon, Canvasback Ducks, ducks, Redhead Duck
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More Ducks from Cambridge, Maryland
If you read my blog article from a couple days ago, you know that on January 29 I had a very successful trip to Cambridge, Maryland, to photograph ducks. In that article, I posted images of 2 of the 6 … Continue reading
Ducks at Cambridge, Maryland
Very early in the morning (before sunrise) last weekend, I went to Cambridge, Maryland, to photograph ducks with another serious and talented photographer, Ceasar Sharper. Ceasar and I had been to Cambridge before, but this was the first time to … Continue reading
Posted in Bird Photographs, Nature
Tagged American Wigeon, Cambridge, Choptank River, ducks, feeding frenzy, Mallard
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Northern Shoveler
I was on the “hunt” for waterfowl at Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge in December–hunt to locate and photograph them, NOT to hunt them as hunters do. I was successful and hopefully the hunters were not. One of the types … Continue reading
