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Re: Show HN: Places to watch ducks if you're sick of everything

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Post by RileyJames »

y2bd wrote: post #23

Can we get a Geese variant for when you're feeling angry instead of tired?

Where I previously lived, the geese ran the park. One did not simply visit their park. They often blocked the main road through town.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-15/riddells-creek-geese-...

Re: Show HN: Places to watch ducks if you're sick of everything

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Post by jxramos »

siriniok wrote: post #3
kaminar wrote: post #2

It's a nice geolocation list of worldwide duck parks...thought it was actual live stream duck watching...that would be cool too

Thank you! We are working on that!

would be cool to team up with those duck localities and setup webcams somewhere there.

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Post by drewzero1 »

1970-01-01 wrote: post #15

Duck Pond Simulator: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMRmamm_LOs

I clicked the link thinking of this SBemail and hoping somebody made a playable version of the game. It's a shame the easter egg on the end isn't playable post-Flash.

Re: Show HN: Places to watch ducks if you're sick of everything

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Post by killjoywashere »

The south side of SF bay is pretty awesome for watching ducks. But it's really the waterfront network of trails that are the ticket. That duckpond at Bayshores definitely attracts a diverse set, but you can find them all on a nice walk, with fewer zillionaires buzzing overhead on approach to the Bayshores airport.

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Post by rhines »

smm11 wrote: post #16

It's not ducks, but the annual Crane migration you can see in several (ideal) areas across central Nebraska is a game changer.

Stunning birds, some of the guys in the photography forums I'm on go down and spend days shooting the sandhill crane migrations, and the photos they come away with are breathtaking. Would love to make it down there one of these years.
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