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    Default Heinz 57 domestic duck at Llavell's

    Having an afternoon nap on the Loddon.
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    Despite the lack of colour, surprisingly pretty.

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    Yes, would have liked to see it standing, will catch it this weekend if I go back.
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    The composition of the Flag Iris (?) leaves and its light colour combine (with the photographer's talent of course) to make it a very interesting photo.
    Had the bird been dark in colour, it wouldn't have been the same!
    Well spotted (like the Duck!)

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    You are right, Catherine, nicely composed - it does make for an interesting shot. Pure luck though...

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