The Photo Gallery - Animals- its all quackers

I'm joining in with The Gallery and this weeks theme is Animals.
We took this picture last week on trip to Riddlesden Hall. Whilst feeding the ducks, my darling stepson decided they needed to have all the crumbs that were in the napkins, so waving them i took the shot...To me he looks like a duck traffic controller!

Why not dig deep in your animal pics and join in......here

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  1. mumsarcadeAugust 31, 2011

    Yes he does and I also notice how he is growing up fast

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  2. CarolineAugust 31, 2011

    Lol they are growing too fast! x

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  3. Sarahmumof3September 01, 2011

    lots of ducks there lovely photo :)

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  4. KateSeptember 02, 2011

    Son Numero 1 away on holiday with friends, feel quite bereft without him around

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