March 10, 2018

Ring Neck Duck

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March 10, 2018
Ring Neck Duck

Species: Ring Neck Duck | Location: Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, Kleinfeltersville, PA, United States of America

By William Friggle

A ring neck duck taking a brief break from diving for food to check me out.

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About The Photographer

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I have done photography for 40 years, off and on. I never really combined my love of nature and my love of photography until a number of years ago. The last 6 years I got more serious about it and have become addicted to bird photography. But I love all nature and will attempt to take a picture of anything I come across. I became disabled 12 years ago and photography helped me to stop feeling sorry for myself and stop looking at all I can not do, and go do what I still can do. Living on disability makes travel and buying equipment hard to do. But I am blessed beyond my means with the equipment I have, thanks to some very generous people.

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