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Tufted ducks, male and female, West Park lake

11 February 2018 by David

Tufted duck (female) swimming by

Male and female tufted ducks on the lake at West Park. The male’s tuft, normally prominent at the back of the head, can’t be seen because of the angle of the bird. The female’s isn’t normally visible, but is in some of these pictures.

Tufted duck (male) approaching

Categories David
Penicillin mould on a rotting apple
Crocusses beginning to open, West Park
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