Animals / Birds / Corrales / Ducks / Sandias Common Merganser GalleryJanuary 26, 2020January 26, 2020 Timothy Price24 Comments Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading...
Tim, these photos are fantastic! I see where our modern aircraft come from in these photos. So aerodynamic! On the upstroke they have a Winglet too. 🥰 Reply
Beautiful photos Timothy. The sun light on the wings is just gorgeous ! Their bodies do seem heavy for the short wings yet they remain a perfect echelon. Great shots! Reply
They are very beautiful birds. Thank you Timothy for these beautiful photographs 😊 Kisses from Paris. Reply
Off Center & Not Even 
Tim, so beautiful! You captured them in great form. 📚💛 Christine
Thanks, Christine.
So beautiful Tim ☺️💫 smiles Hedy ☺️
Thanks, Hedy.
Tim, these photos are fantastic! I see where our modern aircraft come from in these photos. So aerodynamic! On the upstroke they have a Winglet too. 🥰
Thanks, John. They flat their wings furiously like they are barely keeping them airborn.
Great capture of beauteous birds.
They seem to be synchronous in flight. 🙂
They are synchronized. Thanks, Harry.
Beautiful photos Timothy. The sun light on the wings is just gorgeous ! Their bodies do seem heavy for the short wings yet they remain a perfect echelon. Great shots!
Thanks, Holly. They reallhave to work to stay airborn. That are fast like bird rockets.
I can tell, they’re not really sleak but beautiful!
Beautiful in action !
Thanks, Inge.
What a beautiful series of these birds in flight!
Thanks, Lavinia.
Sempre belle le tue foto 🙂
Grazie, Simona.
Wow! They are so beautiful and colorful, great capture!
Thanks, Tiffany. They are pretty, but very shy. They fly if we are anywhere near them.
They are very beautiful birds. Thank you Timothy for these beautiful photographs 😊 Kisses from Paris.
Thanks, Angelilie. They are fun and funny to watch.
Gorgeous birds and fab shots, Tim.
Although they sure look like exotic birds, to me.
Hi Resa. They do look different and exotic compared to mallards.