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Tuesday, April 11, 2017
MALLARDS, NORTH DUCK POND, HIGH PARK, TORONTO, ON
In the first photo the male Mallard is on the left and the female on the right. The second photo shows a male Mallard.
Monday, April 10, 2017
NORTHERN SHOVELERS, GRENADIER POND, HIGH PARK, TORONTO, ON
The colorful ducks with rufous flanks and green heads are male Northern Shovelers in breeding plumage. The more plain ducks with orange bills are female Northern Shovelers.
WOOD DUCKS, NORTH DUCK POND, HIGH PARK, TORONTO, ON
The multicolored ducks are male Wood Ducks in breeding plumage. The grayish ducks with white around their eyes are female Wood Ducks.
Sunday, April 9, 2017
RING-NECKED DUCKS, CRANBERRY MARSH, LYNDE SHORES CONSERVATION AREA, WHITBY, ON
In the first photo, the male Ring-necked Duck is on the left and the female on the right. The second photo shows a standing female Ring-necked Duck.
COMMON GOLDENEYES, COLONEL SAMUEL SMITH PARK, TORONTO, ON
In the first photo the two ducks with black heads and round spots on their heads are male Common Goldeneyes. The other ducks with brown heads are female Common Goldeneyes. All the Common Goldeneye in the other photos are male.