Male Harlequin Duck II Cropped
by Joan Carroll
Title
Male Harlequin Duck II Cropped
Artist
Joan Carroll
Medium
Photograph - Photography And Digital Art
Description
We were lucky to be in Yellowstone National Park at the right time in order to catch the short time period that Harlequin Ducks visit the area. Typically Harlequin Ducks are found in coastal waters but in the spring they migrate inland and Yellowstone National Park is one place to find them. Harlequins prefer fast moving water, which makes LeHardy Rapids on the Yellowstone River a perfect place. Breeding male Harlequin Ducks are a spectacular slate blue with white stripes and chestnut sides. The head is elaborately marked with a white crescent in front of the eye, and chestnut highlights on the brow.
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FEATURED PHOTO, WILD BIRDS OF THE WORLD - A NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP, 3/12/24
FEATURED PHOTO, New FAA Uploads group, 6/9/21
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June 5th, 2021
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Pat Goltz
Beautiful portrait! I have never seen one in real life, and probably never will. So I appreciate the photo for that reason as well.
Alex Lapidus
Congratulations! This fine image of an identified wild bird is featured in the Wild Birds of the World - A Nature Photography Group. Please take a moment to add it to the Jan – Mar 2024 Feature Archive discussion for additional visibility.
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