Blue Winged Teal
by Larry Trupp
Title
Blue Winged Teal
Artist
Larry Trupp
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
Blue-winged Teal: Small dabbling duck, purple-gray head, distinct white crescent on face. Upperparts are scaled buff, dark brown; underparts are pale brown with numerous dark spots. Wings have green speculum, pale blue shoulder patch visible in flight. Fast direct flight with steady wing beats.
They are more vocal than most ducks—their high-pitched peeping and nasal quacking is commonly heard in spring and to a lesser extent in fall....Taken at FortWhyteAlive, our Nature Center southwest of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
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January 19th, 2013
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Comments (7)
Kym Backland
Larry, I love the TEALS! I haven't seen any around here. I hope it's not because the Eagles are getting them... "GULP"... great reflections.. Have a great week! FV
Larry Trupp replied:
Hi Kym, your comments as well as the v/f is appreciated...a belated thanks Friend
Tessa Fairey
Stunning image Larry! Awesome reflection! We normally get a lot of these here in winter but this year saw hardly any! Hopefully this winter there will be more! v/f
Larry Trupp
I am honored to be Featured in the following Groups: Canadian Wildlife and Nature Photography...Thanks Shelley...and the Wildlife Group...Thanks Mariola.
Joe Bledsoe
very nice image Larry one of my favorite ducks
Larry Trupp replied:
Hi Joe, I appreciate the Feature, as well as your kind comments, I am honored indeed...Thanks