Russia Wildlife

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Russia Wildlife

A girl feeds the chicks of a mandarin duck on the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city . A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220959
Russia Wildlife

Mandarin ducks are seen in the area of the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city . A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220957
Russia Wildlife

A Black mallard with ducklings swims in the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city . A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220953
Russia Wildlife

A Black mallard is seen on the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city. A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220951
Russia Wildlife

A Black mallard with ducklings swims in the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city . A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220950
Russia Wildlife

A Black mallard with ducklings swims in the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city . A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220949
Russia Wildlife

sitting on benches, vacationers watch the ducks on the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city . A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220944
Russia Wildlife

Black mallards are seen on the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city . A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220939
Russia Wildlife

A Black mallard with ducklings swims in the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city . A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220938
Russia Wildlife

A mandarin duck flies over the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city . A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220937
Russia Wildlife

A chick of a black mallard swims in the Solyonaya Protoka (Salty Bayou) River in the suburbs of Vladivostok, Russia. Сontrary to the name, it is a freshwater reservoir with a variety of life forms unique to the city . A feature of this reservoir is the habitat of mandarin ducks listed in the Red Book of Russia. In addition to mandarin ducks, mallards, coots, reed warblers (or marsh chickens), gray herons have chosen the river pool, and great white herons stop for a flight. A Japanese cormorant arrives to eat fish.

#8220933