The image depicts a gathering of numerous mallard ducks on an asphalt surface in an urban waterside setting, likely in Krasnoyarsk, Russia. The perspective is low, looking forward towards a cityscape. In the foreground and mid-ground, multiple mallard ducks, including drakes with their distinct iridescent green heads and grey bodies, and mottled brown hens, are spread across the grey asphalt. The ground shows visible cracks and white bird droppings. To the left, a large, dark, and light grey concrete structure, possibly part of an underpass, bridge, or embankment, frames that side of the image. Beyond the paved area and the structure, a body of water is visible, extending towards a distant skyline. The horizon features several multi-story buildings, characteristic of a city. One prominent building in the distance clearly displays the Cyrillic text "ВТБ," which identifies it as a branch of the VTB bank, a notable detail confirming the Russian context. Bare trees line the distant water's edge, suggesting either late autumn or winter. The sky overhead is bright and clear blue, indicating daytime conditions. There are no people visible in the frame, allowing the ducks to be the primary subjects of the scene. The ducks appear to be walking and congregating on the path, seemingly accustomed to their urban environment.Overcast street scene documented in Kras
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The image depicts a gathering of numerous mallard ducks on an asphalt surface in an urban waterside setting, likely in Krasnoyarsk, Russia. The perspective is low, looking forward towards a cityscape.…read more

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