Not Sure what these little fellahs are ? (1 Viewer)

[teddybard]

Got as far as Ducks

Now Bldy pic wont upload more later

 

[old-mo]

I think you need a new Camera...

Anyway,,,, they are Moorhens....

 

[teddybard]

What these ??

Ducks I'm sure

 

[Janine]

Tufted ducks?

 

[old-mo]

Bufflehead....

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[Scattycat]

4 Good meals for 2 by the looks of them, lovely with an orange sauce and a couple of glasses of Merlot

 

[Mastercamper]

I`m pretty sure that they are Tufted ducks.
Aythya fuligula
As with most diving ducks the tufted duck has rapid flight, and almost runs on the water surface when taking off. Breeds in Eastern Britain on secluded lakes, and overwinters on open fresh waters in all areas of Britain.

Nice pictures:thumb::thumb:

 

[golly]

What ever they are they support Newcastle

 

[JeanLuc]

Tufted Ducks - female on the left, male on the right.

 

[teddybard]

Wh[HI]at ever they are they support Newcastle[/HI]

Would shoot them then but they already proved they have poor Taste

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[Wyaye wires]

Eider Ducks... :thumb:






























































































Or Moorhens...:Blush:

 

[Fireman Sam]

Fuzzy Duck.


Or should that be the other way around?

 

[pappajohn]

little grebe

 

[DBK]

Good Grief. As already pointed out they are Tufted Ducks.

https://www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/name/t/tuftedduck/

 

[teddybard]

Thanks to all who replied

even Old Mo & Howie

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[old-mo]

"Sorry"....... But I will have to disagree....

Even young Tufted ducks at an early`ish age have the makings of their trade mark "Tuft"...

Your birds are well into being senior... and no sign of a tuft..

I`ll stand my ground and say they are Bufflehead`s..

Picture on the left is a young Tufted.... Picture on the right similar age Bufflehead... :thumb:

 

[Landy lover]

All of which proves the old saying

If it looks like a duck - walks like a duck and quacks like a duck then it most probably is a DUCK

 

[DBK]

Bufflehead ducks look like this. http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/bufflehead/id

Not all tufted have a big "tuft" my guess is the male in the pictures is a youngster from last year.

 

[old-mo]

According to the web,,, the picture on the right was a bufflehead... :Sad:

 

[Tootles]

Bufflehead ducks look like this. http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/bufflehead/id

Not all tufted have a big "tuft" my guess is the male in the pictures is a youngster from last year.

They all look the same when you level that little brass stud on the front of a shotgun on them.............

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[Janine]

Oh dear...it's just a ruddy duck...except it's not...if you see what I mean

 

[teddybard]

As the Photo was taken in Stratford on Avon yesterday.

I think I'll go with The Tufted Duck theory.:thumb:

Buffleheads are estuarine ducks and basically N American
so it would be a bit of a rarity, and not a twitcher in sight

Thanks anyway guys:thumb:

 

[peterc10]

4 Good meals for 2 by the looks of them, lovely with an orange sauce and a couple of glasses of Merlot

Noooooooooooo

Hoisin sauce and pancakes are what duck was invented for.

 

[Janine]

As the Photo was taken in Stratford on Avon yesterday.

I think I'll go with The Tufted Duck theory.:thumb:

Buffleheads are estuarine ducks and basically N American
so it would be a bit of a rarity, and not a twitcher in sight

Thanks anyway guys:thumb:

Do I win a prize???

 

[DBK]

According to the web,,, the picture on the right was a bufflehead... :Sad:

I can recommend a good optician.

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