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OK, one of the most shot subjects with digital cameras is perhaps the Mallard Duck. I was curious to see who all has them as a PAD photo.

Come one, come all, post your Mallard shot here! Let’s have a convention!!! Yahooo!!!




Used on 03-10-2004.

http://www.pbase.com/image/26810319/original

They are all over the place! Here is one I just took this past weekend at Palm Springs, and I ended up throwing it in for today's PAD:



wes

Here is one of a female I took last week and posted in my PAD Extras gallery.



Regards Bill

http://www.pbase.com/image/27263357/original

This is one from Feb.


Demmy

Here is one of my ducks










Herb

Mallard:


American Wigeon:

Not from my PAD gallery, but this one is too funny... I just had to share it

http://www.pbase.com/image/17505021/medium



I don't know why it's not letting me imbed the image, but everytime I try, it doesn't work.

Here you go...



All you need do is place the URL of the image then add ".jpg" to the end of the URL.

I tried that, cause I figured it was the same as dpreview.com to embed, but it didn't work. lol oh well.

Thanks!

I think these are Mallard ducks, but here they are anyway, taken from last August when most of you had never heard of PAD!

http://www.pbase.com/image/20826483/medium.jpg

Not in my PAD but here are some Swiss specimens !

OK, here I come.....quack



http://www.pbase.com/image/22185241

Don't know how to embed here, so i'll give you a link to one from my collection ( not in my PaD gallery though )

http://www.pbase.com/image/20632101

Pall, I thought I would take the time to illustrate how to embed an image.

First go to the image you want to show and then select the medium or small size. This will save bandwidth on the Pbase forum servers and is somewhat of an unwritten policy so folks with slower connections don’t have to wait a year to read the forums… LOL

Anyway, highlight the URL and copy.

In your reply window you hit the little “Img” button up there on the upper right. It will place this with out the spaces in you message, “ [ img ] .

You paste your URL right after that, add “.jpg” to the end and then hit the “Img” button again. Hitting the button will place [ / img ] at the end.


Hit the preview and see if it works…


Good luck,
Ron [/img]

Here's four more, all having dinner.



George