Mated Pair by auntietk

Photography • Animals • posted on Jul 08, 2010

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Ducks, yes ... but these are no ordinary ducks! If you're about to dismiss them ... "Meh ... obligatory duck shots" Look again! Captured during a trip to Floral Hills in Lynnwood, Washington. M R ducks M R not S A R C D E D B D feet? L I B! M R ducks!

Comments (28)

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beachzz

12:56AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

It's not????

MrsLubner

12:57AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

My second husband's grandfather used to carve decoys. He was from a time long past but insisted the only good decoy was a well carved one. I have had several plastic one but they just don't hold a candle to the handmade ones.

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Faemike55

1:00AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

yep! they be carved and nicely too! Excellent workmanship on these two!

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wysiwig

1:15AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

So my eyes are not completely gone? These are very good! I've always thought decoys were a bit unfair. Some young drake thiks he's found a new girlfriend and gets blasted out of the sky as he approaches. His final thought probably being, "Hey, you could have just said no."

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Chipka

1:24AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

Marvelous! It's been a long time since I've seen decoy ducks up close...well...I've never seen decoy ducks up close, so I guess that would count as a long time, now wouldn't it? I'm really taken by the details. The feathers look all feathery and wonderfully etched, a bit like real feathers would look on a duck at rest. WOW! This is a great pair!. Yep...M R Ducks!

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lizzibell

1:36AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

Beautiful capture...

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awjay

2:20AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

excellent find....

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durleybeachbum

2:39AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

They are good!

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blinkings

2:51AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

I'm trying to imagine what decoy's are actually used for. Is it to attract other ducks to the pond for hunting? Hmmm I've never thought about it before!!!

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bazza

3:04AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

They are wonderful decoys real ducks would go quackers over them..

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bmac62

7:04AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

Say, these ducks were floating in a pond where no hunting is ever allowed...I get it...these guys are just there to bring other ducks in to enhance the already peaceful scenery. Nice capture with some great reflections:)

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Meisiekind

7:31AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

Don't laugh but I had to looks twice!!! WOW - craftmanship at its best and such great pics Tara!!! They would fool anyone!

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debbielove

8:25AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

Duck lures to bring others to a happy place! Great idea.. Fabulous idea and a cool looking pair! Rob

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helanker

8:55AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

Awesome handwork indeed. Abd I love the water reflections too :)

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MrsRatbag

9:06AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

Wonderful shots of these two; very realistic indeed!

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cfulton

10:12AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

They are well looked after - no grime from smaller birds sitting on them etc! Well done, Clive

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delaorden_ojeda

11:25AM | Thu, 08 July 2010

very funny capture , nice textures and colors

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kbrog

12:19PM | Thu, 08 July 2010

Good workmanship on these. :) I'm glad they are not being use for hunting, the store bought duck is better for eating anyway. Excellent captures!

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RodS Online Now!

12:44PM | Thu, 08 July 2010

OK, Tara, ya had me for a minute (I studied the photos before reading the comments LOL!) M R fake ducks! M R Not! O S M R! C D E D B E wire in #1? L I B danged! M R fake ducks! M R mighty purdy, too! Cool photo!

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