Coots are NOT ducks as many people think. They do Not have webbed feet.
If you look at a Coot's feet you will see that they have lobes on their feet that can be used to help it move in water but that fold back when the coot picks up its foot while walking on land.
I heard from a well-known nature photographer, whose name I cannot remember, that the best bird photographs, interest wise, are of one of the four "F's" - Feeding, Fornicating, Fighting and Flying.
Here are some American Coots.
Comments are always welcome.
Thank you.
Coots can be amazingly aggressive birds. Your shots are a great example
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JeffDavidson wrote:
Coots are NOT ducks as many people think. They do Not have webbed feet.
If you look at a Coot's feet you will see that they have lobes on their feet that can be used to help it move in water but that fold back when the coot picks up its foot while walking on land.
I heard from a well-known nature photographer, whose name I cannot remember, that the best bird photographs, interest wise, are of one of the four "F's" - Feeding, Fornicating, Fighting and Flying.
Here are some American Coots.
Comments are always welcome.
Thank you.
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Great shots - and it sure seems that they have a lot in common with we humans in one respect...💥💥💥💥💥
JeffDavidson wrote:
Coots are NOT ducks as many people think. They do Not have webbed feet.
If you look at a Coot's feet you will see that they have lobes on their feet that can be used to help it move in water but that fold back when the coot picks up its foot while walking on land.
I heard from a well-known nature photographer, whose name I cannot remember, that the best bird photographs, interest wise, are of one of the four "F's" - Feeding, Fornicating, Fighting and Flying.
Here are some American Coots.
Comments are always welcome.
Thank you.
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Aah Jeff those are great captures!!
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