Pouring concrete under water
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MossRoad
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Very nice and YEP! That's underwater! 
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Hope the wood duck will move in. I love the colors of a wood duck ..but I have never tried to eat one...too many splinters (heh, heh) You have plenty of duck parking there.
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It all makes more sense when you see a photo! Thanks.
RobS
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Very nice. Hope you get some residents! I've long wanted to photograph wood ducks, they are hard to come by.
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Nice duckhouse.
I imagine that's the way the ancient Romans built their duck houses 2000 years ago (they're the ones who perfected hydro-concrete construction, a lot of which still functions today):laughing:
Hope the duck appreciates your labor in this project.
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There always seems to be a couple pairs in the ponds at Potato Creek(we saw many yesterday) or the duck pond at Leeper Park (that's not so much of a natural environment, though). I used to see them in the trees around our house over by Pinhook. But I've never seen the part where the babies jump out of the nest and bounce. That would be way too cool! :thumbsup: