Saturday, 3 November 2018

SATURDAY CRITTERS

                These photographs were taken at Castle Espie, near Comber and are of the beautiful male and female Mandarin duck.

I am linking with SATURDAY CRITTERS.



Many thanks for your visit and also your comments.

18 comments:

  1. I imagine you seen the fuss over a mandarin duck showing up in Central Park in NY City... Looks just like this one. A mystery. Obviously he escaped from some place. They are both lovely.

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  2. Hello! Mandarin duck is so beautiful and amazing looking bird. Thank you. Have a happy weekend.

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  3. Wow! This is the first time I'm learning about the Mandarin duck and like Bill says they showed up in NYC's Central Park and making quite a stir. Then today on my news I heard there is also one here in our parks but he is moving around and also causing quite a stir. Beautiful birds.

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  4. God sure was having a fun time when He created that duck!
    The female is very pretty, too, an elegant lady.
    Have a wonderful weekend!

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  5. I love the bright colors on this duck! I don't think we have that kind where I live.

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  6. Hello, the male Mandarin duck is gorgeous. Lovely photos. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend. PS, thanks also for leaving a comment on my post.

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  7. They are stunning birds Margaret. Even better now that officially I think, Mandarin Duck is a "tick".

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  8. They are very colourful ducks. I see they've caused quite a social media stir in New York this week.

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  9. So unusual! It doesn't look real.

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  10. They are so beautiful. Have a good day Diane

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  11. They are so beatiful.
    Great photos
    Have a happy weekend
    Warm regards
    Maria
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  12. Goodness, don't they have the most beautiful colors? Even the lady duck is gorgeous in her understated feathers. Wonderful photos as always Margaret.

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  13. They are incredible -- almost hard to believe they are real! The wonders of nature.

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