October 31, 2018

Wood Duck Napping

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October 31, 2018
Wood Duck Napping

Species: Wood Duck | Location: Lehigh Canal, United States of America

By Carol Ecker

Wood duck taking a nap.

About The Photographer

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Hi my name is Carol and I have always loved photography. I used to watch my dad in the darkroom developing pictures, when I was a little girl. I worked in a camera lab and learned even more. I love taking pictures of wildlife. My love of birds started with my first visit to Conowingo dam. I saw my first eagle and was hooked! Now I travel all over to take pictures of wildlife.

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