On the Mallard in front you can see the distictive speculum: blue-purple with black and white borders. We can iD these Mallards as nonbreeding males by their yellow bills with a black dot (rather than the orange bills of the females) and by their grayish necks (rather than the green necks of breeding male Mallards).
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