An overhead view captures approximately 25-30 ducks, predominantly Mallards (Anas platyrhynchos), in a clear, shallow, light-green tinted waterway

An overhead view captures approximately 25-30 ducks, predominantly Mallards (Anas platyrhynchos), in a clear, shallow, light-green tinted waterway. The ducks, primarily mottled brown hens and at least one drake with an iridescent green head, are actively swimming, floating, and dabbling (submerging heads and necks) across the illuminated water surface. The water reveals a bottom composed of smooth, light grey-brown rocks and pebbles. The immediate shoreline consists of a sloped bank lined with similar light-colored, rounded stones, above which dense green foliage and grasses thrive under direct sunlight. A prominent dark shadow, consistent with an overhead structure like a bridge railing, extends across the lower right quadrant of the water. This scene depicts a naturalized urban waterway, such as a river, creek, or pond within a park or green space in Toronto, Canada; however, specific landmarks for precise location identification are absent.