Lots of activity at the river yesterday! Soon after we saw the snake swimming along this duck decided to cross the shallow backwater to a stick covered sand bar. She found a suitable path across the bar to the river, making sure to shake her tail in the process!
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Roadtirement 
So cute, I love ducks! ❤️
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😀 We do too, and don’t you love the little tail wag?
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I love that! So sweet. ❤️
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That’s a ducky duck having to climb over the barrier that looks suspiciously like part of a beaver dam.
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It looks even more like a beaver dam if you see the whole thing. It is not, alas, but sticks, twigs and other drift wood settled on a sand bar formed on the out flow of a drainage sluice. She is going into the channel of the river. BTW, where the video starts is about where I first spotted the snake. He was swimming against the current, ducky was with the current.
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The snake was getting its cardio workout. If there are beavers around the sand bar makes there job easier.
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No beavers here, but they are some about 10 miles north.
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Yankee Beavers!
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Fitting, Tim, very fitting! Thanks
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This duck took off and shook her tail. Anita
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She does put on a show, huh? She’s cute.
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So cute. Wonder if she had a mate somewhere nearby. It’s that time of year.
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We saw at least three possible mates in the area. Certainly one was her mate…
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You should see how much duck food is in a sack in my kitchen
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They must love to see you coming! 😉
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I usually forget to bring some, one reason I have so much of it
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Makes sense! 😉
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The water looks very clear! I like the little tail shake she does after getting out of the water.
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The tail shake is cute. It is refreshing to see clear water like this, too. Thanks!
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Those rear-mounted propellers really keep them moving along, don’t they? 🙂
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Those inboard propulsion units are effective! Thanks for sharing
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