Rain one day, sun the next. One sunny afternoon coincided with a very low tide.
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Rocks, ducks, coastal communities. Looking north. |
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The ducks are Harlequins. This one's a male; the females are a drab brown with white spots on their heads. |
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I found it curious that each duck sits separately on his or her own rock. I only saw two sharing a rock. |
Harlequins are shy ducks. I approached carefully, pausing often. When the closest one slipped off his rock and swam away, I turned and left them alone. I was still quite a way from water's edge.
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