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In the Space of Ducks

Paul by Paul
April 10, 2026
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Log date April 9th, 2026, 12:45 p.m. local time

There is a saying that there are no new ideas, and this post will not disprove that view.

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Ducks are no strangers to these pages. They are a familiar presence, and here they are again, captured on a walk this afternoon.

I spotted several groups of mallards along the way, though most remained tucked away in the brush near the shore. I chose to leave them undisturbed, knowing they were content in their cover—and likely too hidden to make for compelling photographs anyway.

From my perspective, these two are more than just a subject; they are a sign. As we emerge from such a long and at times brutally cold winter, they serve as a gentle reminder that spring is finally near. Here’s to the changing season and the promise of more time spent outdoors.

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