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  1. 01-05-2007 #1
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    Here is a little video of a Duck and her ducklings
    They are so cute I couldn't resist uploading this film.

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    Yep, they are fun to watch. Didn't have time to take my camera down to the river Pang where I was working last week, there was a Duck with four ducklings.
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    I love mallards. They never fail to amuse me , well the drakes that is.lol.
    I have some really funny shots of drakes that still make me giggle . One was printed in our local paper and some of the people I know here said they had to laugh.
    I'll have to show you
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    Those are great - both beautiful and funny. I did have some nice pictures a few years ago of a couple having a barney over a female. I was at work when I saw the pair down in the square. Luckily I had my camera on me for some reason or another. They just ignored the people all passing around and just went for it. The female just wandered off
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    The two above were . The duck grabbed the other ducks beak and then the one who's beak was grabbed is now tweeking the other one rear. I just can't help laughung at them. The thing is the female is a sterile duck, she naver lays eggs.
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    Love the video Chocky, did you do the video with a video camera
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    That onre yes and the green fiches . The little Egret was done with a point and sgiio and the mute swans were done with a goodmans G-shot digital video camers which dowsn't have a view finder , you have to use the screen. I prefer to use a view finder even thoughI'm left eye dominant.
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    Crikey Chocky, you could open a shop with all that equipment
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    I have about 6 camreras mosly rubbish.
    except my Nikon. My Konika minolta Z6 isn't too bad Doesn't look to far though. makes good movies and has a supermacro. I gave my Olympus to my youngest son and my Kodak to my eldest that leaves me with an acient poloroid, Konika Z6, Pda , 2mgpxl phone Goodmans G-shot and I think that is enough. Might have one or two mre I have forgottren aout some where. Oh yeah I have a JVCV dv and a sony Hdd camcordersand am usless with all of them.
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