Burying Beetles on the Farm

I had never seen this kind of beetles. I saw them burying a dead frog on the middle of a dirt path. I got curious and took some pictures and then look information about them. So to make the explanation short, they bury small dead animals to use as food source for their larvae to … Read more Burying Beetles on the Farm

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BIRD WEEKLY – PHOTO CHALLENGE – DUCKS AND GEESE

BIRD WEEKLY – PHOTO CHALLENGE – DUCKS AND GEESE

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Lesser Scaup in Lake Eola, Downtown Orlando, FL January 20, 2018

Common in Florida during the Winter time.

Common in Florida during the Winter time.

This baby ( I think is a mottled duck) was injured at some point, but it looks like it is doing ok now. Still breaks my heart. I took this picture the same day as the Lesser Scaup in Lake Eola.

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circadianreflections says:

07/12/2020 at 11:20 am

Breaks my heart too. 😭

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Lisa Coleman says:

07/05/2020 at 10:37 pm

Great photo of the Scaup! Poor mottled ducks bill. Breaks my heart too!

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