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Munich Germany 德國慕尼黑2/3

21-22/8/2010
Munich Germany 德國慕尼黑
EF 17-40mm f4L, EF 400mm f5.6L

Red-Crested Pochard
[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_1.jpg[/img]

[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_2.jpg[/img]

[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_25.jpg[/img]

Tufted Duck
[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_21.jpg[/img]

Goosander
[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_20.jpg[/img]

Pochard
[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_19.jpg[/img]

Mallard
[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_10.jpg[/img]

[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_18.jpg[/img]

Gadwell
[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_8.jpg[/img]

Mandarin Duck
[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_13.jpg[/img]

Coot
[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_11.jpg[/img]

[img]http://images5.fotop.net/albums3/ThomasChan/Munich2010/aug_22_10_12.jpg[/img]

[[i] Last edited by cthomas at 8/10/2010 21:02 [/i]]

The Black Duck is just a domesticated Mallard-type.

I thought the second bird could be a Common Scoter for a second but it is definitely a Red-crested Pochard - they are quite easy to confuse.

Mike Turnbull

PS I was always told our Mute Swans in western Europe were introduced in ancient times, but a bit of research (well Wikipedia) suggests this may be wrong.

Also, the Teal is a Gadwall.

The status of Mute Swan in Europe is confused - some argue that they are introduced, others that they are native. Personally, I see no reason that they should not be native (the main problem seems to be that they were farmed and eaten - this also applies to Mallard and Greylag Goose, which are undeniably native to Europe).



PS. The second duck is clearly a Red-crested Pochard, Mike. It looks nothing like a Common or Black Scoter ;-)

Not spotting the mis-labelled Gadwall (I just didn't look, honest!) is bringing back grim memories!

Mike Turnbull

Let's hope you're paying more attention when the Scaly-sided Merganser turns up this winter...

Mike, John,

  Thanks for yours reply!

Thomas.