Seaduck Collection
The seaduck, also known as the Common eider duck (Somateria mollissima), is a remarkable species that thrives in various habitats across the globe
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The seaduck, also known as the Common eider duck (Somateria mollissima), is a remarkable species that thrives in various habitats across the globe. In one captivating moment, a female Common eider fiercely defends her nest from an arctic fox, showcasing her unwavering dedication to protect her offspring. As the White-tailed sea eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) soars gracefully over the glistening water, it encounters a male Common eider swimming alongside. This breathtaking sight captures the harmonious coexistence between different avian species in their natural habitat. In Batsfjord, Norway, during a chilly February day, a majestic King eider (Somateria spectabilis) poses for his portrait on calm waters. His vibrant plumage and regal demeanor make him an undeniable symbol of beauty and grace. March brings forth another mesmerizing scene as Eider ducks (Somateria mollissima) effortlessly float on gentle waves in Iceland. Their serene presence adds tranquility to this picturesque landscape while reminding us of nature's ability to inspire peace within our souls. Amongst these seaducks resides the Surf Scoter Sea Duck Waterfowl bird - its striking appearance with bold patterns captivates any observer lucky enough to witness its elegance firsthand. Similarly enchanting are the Steller Eider Sea Duck Waterfowl bird and Velvet Scoter Sea Duck Waterfowl bird; both possess unique characteristics that set them apart from their counterparts. A flock of Stellers Eiders Polysticta stelleri congregating on Varanger Fjord in Norway creates an awe-inspiring spectacle during March. The sheer number of these magnificent creatures showcases their strength in unity and reminds us of nature's ability to bring beings together for common goals. Delicate yet resilient, Eiders diligently build nests along coastal areas like C016/3969 where they lay precious eggs such as those seen in C016/3970.