The Penticton duck flock likes to hang out in and near this creek that empties into Okanagan Lake.

They are frequently in and out and spending time on the embankment as well where people tend to feed them and make a fuss of them, but the creek is their favourite.

Happy Sunday.
Looks like the ducks are much choosier than the Canada Geese. Ducks like warmer areas with open water, while geese are happy to wait, as long as they get a good nesting sight. They are kind of like anxious travelers who arrive at the airport too early. Happy Sunday Lynette. Allan
I like that description! They are so like that. This little “duck” section of creek is about 15 metres from where it widens out and empties into Okanagan Lake. The ducks love this spot and the embankment next to it and are there year-round, clearly settled in their busy little community. I’ve seen goose couples try to take up positions near the ducks (either further up or down the creek from them) but they never last. Thanks Allan.
Looks like the ducks are enjoying the open water. Happy Sunday, Lynette!
They live year-round at this particular location. The creek always has some open water and the city feeds this little community if the ground becomes snow-covered (as it did in December). I love to stop and watch them when I’m out walking. They’re so busy and cute.
Happy Sunday! Those ducks look happy, too. Can’t wait for slightly warmer weather 🙂
They are a very ducky little community. 🙂 It has been so great to welcome spring; bring on the warmer days!
The rocks in the creek almost look like ducks.
Hi Neil, sometimes I’ve for a split second made that mistake also, thinking there might be some ducks in the creek when it’s just the exposed rocks!
I usually duck when I hear a creek. 🙂 The ducks seem happy.
Hahaha. 🙂 I suppose that’s better than creaking when you hear a duck. 😉 Cheers.
Looks like a lovely spot for the ducks and humans to hang out
It really is a great spot. There’s a foot bridge over the creek and you can stand and watch all the comings and goings. Cheers.