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This is a discussion on Male Hooded Mergansers within the WildLife forums, part of the Picture Galleries category; These images were taken this past weekend....

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    Male Hooded Mergansers

    These images were taken this past weekend.




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    Re: Male Hooded Mergansers

    Wow both nice photos. For me I really like the first one, but the second one is cool just because of the fish catch.

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    Re: Male Hooded Mergansers

    I like these 2 shots, the firstdue to the colmness of the water. The 2nd because you even got the fish eye in focus...well done.

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    Re: Male Hooded Mergansers

    Wonderful shots & I have never seen a duck catch a fish before.
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    Re: Male Hooded Mergansers

    One thing I have learned from this site, is getting a nice low angle makes a huge difference in the picture

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    Re: Male Hooded Mergansers

    Dennis, that first one is very nice and love the colors in that shot. The second one is nice as well with the fish and good eye contact, and both have nice low angles.

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    Re: Male Hooded Mergansers

    Quote Originally Posted by Wayne Brown View Post
    Wow both nice photos. For me I really like the first one, but the second one is cool just because of the fish catch.
    Hi Wayne and happy that you liked these images. I have to say I really like the first one as well for the colours in that images and the bonus of a fish for the second one.
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    Re: Male Hooded Mergansers

    Quote Originally Posted by Don B View Post
    I like these 2 shots, the firstdue to the colmness of the water. The 2nd because you even got the fish eye in focus...well done.
    Hi Don, and thanks for your comments on these and I have to agree with your comments on this set.
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    Re: Male Hooded Mergansers

    Quote Originally Posted by ncphotos View Post
    Wonderful shots & I have never seen a duck catch a fish before.
    Chuck, thanks very much for your comments here. The thing is that the ducks that we all see in the park don't eat fish at all, but the vegetation in the water only. These ducks are classed as Sea Ducks, and they will eat fish within the water as well as Crayfish. For information for you, there are the regular ducks we all see, Bay Duck and Sea Ducks.
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    Re: Male Hooded Mergansers

    Quote Originally Posted by James Steele View Post
    One thing I have learned from this site, is getting a nice low angle makes a huge difference in the picture
    Thanks James and glad that you are learning from others here and that is what it is all about isn't it. The low angle shots keep coming up in some of my images and I'm glad that this gives everyone an idea to try some of this out.
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