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Birding Story # 4

Happy birding story # 4. Let's see what Al picks out for this birding story time this time.

This story is of a red- crested pochard I took at Duke Gardens this year during a hot spring day.

This Red Crested Pochard Duck flew across the lake at Duke Gardens and decided to take splashing moments while me and my mentor were photographing this duck and many others around the area this duck was here. It started splashing around and having fun during this hot weather while we were here at the Duke Gardens Lake and while observing the others to see what behaviors that were going to happen that day. It was very interesting to see the other birds do their behaviors along with different types of ducks at Duke Gardens.

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