Six ducks occupy a wet, paved walkway in Hrodna, Belarus

Six ducks occupy a wet, paved walkway in Hrodna, Belarus. Five are male mallards, distinguished by their iridescent green heads, yellow bills, white neck rings, grey bodies, and reddish-brown chests. The sixth duck is a female mallard, characterized by mottled brown plumage and an orange bill. All ducks exhibit orange webbed feet and are standing or moving across the damp, grey interlocking pavers, which include a few rows of reddish-brown bricks. To the right of the paved area, a strip of muddy ground with melting snow or slush is visible. A single white feather lies on the wet pavement near the center.