Not All the Ducks Flew South for the Winter

Well I don't know the answer to that. Let's hope if it not a mass suicide - don't know how or if they can survice there 

Maybe there was a duck convention in the area nearby...

We still have our ducks so, you'll have to keep checking on who lost their ducks!  John and Kat

That's a large group that decided to weather out the storms in your area, Ed!

We had an unusually large gaggle of geese hanging out for a month. One day, I saw them all take off and disappear. We were hit with a major storm two days later. Interesting!

Good morning Ed. What a fabulous group of pictures. I guess I never thought about this.

We are south but we do have dicks and geese that have become domesticated. We are close to a city lake and they are there all the time.

Ed that is a strange site.  I have been seeing the Canadian Geese in the fields around here, but mallards in the ice cold water this year is very unusual.

Great photography Ed. I wonder what the real reason for these birds hanging around really is?

I saw hundreds of geese today descend over Confluence Lake. It was pretty amazing to see. Enjoy your ducks, Ed. 

That's odd that there are so many ducks in your area of the woods in January!

Good Morning, Ed Silva - Ducks are smarter than we think! It's good to see all those ducks on the lake in January in your area! I wonder what's up with them too?

Hi Ed - well I'll be darned.  I really thought they all left and that is a large group.

I think there are ducks who like the cooler weather. At least, assume so, since there they are enjoying themselves!

Poor Ducks their leader had a medical procedure done and is recuperating...needless to say they are stuck in CT for the winter:))Endre