Mallard Stickers

Michigan Duck Hunting Waterfowl Hunter Gifts

Humans put a lot thought into alien abduction, but what about the animlas?

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The fastest recorded steam train

A while back, I was wearing a shirt with the uncaptioned version of this photo of mine on it. When I happened to glance in the restroom mirror, I realized that the beak of the one duck was on the back of the other so I came up with this caption.

Angry Wood Duck standing next to a pond with a Mallard Duck flock.

Ducks In Public Design.

Minnesota Duck Hunting Waterfowl Hunter Gifts

Texas Hunting duck waterfowl Hunter Gifts

Funny tv series sticker quote suitable for medical examiners, morticians or just anyone with a sense of humour. Designed by LukjanovArt

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Male and female Mallard on the edge of Holywell Pond in Northumberland. It was a crisp bright January morning when the photograph was taken and the blue sky reflected beautifully on the choppy water.

Louisiane Duck Hunting Waterfowl Hunter Gifts

Kansas Duck Hunting Waterfowl Hunter Gifts

He's a good boy so he gets a water balloon

A Duck with a Brown colored chest was standing on the snow during the winter.

The Mallard, a pond life staple!

I drink Black Coffee No Nonsense like Gibbs

Funny quote perfect for anyone working in the medical profession, designed by LukjanovArt.

I felt like doing something abstract with movement... I quite like pop art and so this is what transpired... Duck Splashes..! :D

Trust Me I'm The Duck

Missouri Hunting duck waterfowl Hunter Gifts

Montana Hunting duck waterfowl Hunter Gifts

A female mallard.

Funny quote perfect for anyone working in the medical profession, designed by LukjanovArt.

bird hunter

Mallard Ducks by John J. Audubon Exhibition Print

Let's get dangerous!

A funny duck pun that says let's get this bread

A mallard duckling takes a dip. Watercolor brush pens over pencil outline on paper.

female mallard duck

The mallard (Spatula querquedula) is a small duck that breeds in large numbers throughout the Palearctic, especially in western Eurasia. The species is strictly migratory, with the entire population migrating in winter to southern Africa, to India (in particular to the Santragachi region), to Bangladesh (around the natural reservoirs of the Sylhet district) and to the Australasia, where it forms large flocks. This species was first described by Carl Linnaeus in 1758 .

Female Mallard swiming just outside of Male's area

Two Ducks were standing on the winter snow.

Silhouette of a mallard duck in flight