When Hel(l)sinki Freezes Over
Published March 4, 2009 Animals 5 CommentsTags: daily photo, finland, flying, Helsinki, ice, mallard, photography
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That is a brillinat capture.
I think the poor thing needs ice skates…why isn’t that bird down south?
Animals can survive in a lot harsher conditions than what winters in Helsinki are like. The number of birds in Helsinki would be smaller if people wouldn’t feed them.
Some animals can become a bit aggressive if they are fed, like the swan here
Gorgeous shot!