Here's the couple:

Quack, quack, quack:


In flight (not very good, but I'll post anyway):

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UPDATE: 23 May 10
More, different views of the mallard.
Same place, maybe not same duck.
These were taken with the XSi and tele, so a little closer. I did some layer masking to sharpen duck and soften background a little more.



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