I know…more duck photos. There’s just been some great photo ops lately. Check out this fellow grubbing for food. These photos are from December 16.
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It’s a mail Bufflehead and is the smallest diving or sea duck in N. America. I really like seeing these ducks in the winter, when they migrate from Alaska
Oops..that should be “MALE Bufflehead”