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A visitor from Netherlands posted Sat October 16, 2010: If it was a swan than klm would use it as an add.Simply a great capture.It made my day too.
A visitor from - posted Mon October 11, 2010: KLM - Royal Duck Airlines The Flying DuckMan
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue August 3, 2010: Cool pic klm royal mallard airlines
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 31, 2009: "Mallard 433, cleared to land, caution the 737 on the parallel."
A visitor from Singapore posted Sun March 22, 2009: It's a race against the duck.
A visitor from Australia posted Wed February 11, 2009: In all fairness, i think the bird is chasing a copyright infringement...
A visitor from Austria posted Wed February 11, 2009: "Royal Duck Airlines" - what an amazing shot!
A visitor from - posted Sun January 25, 2009: Imagine the engineers 100's of years ago trying to design aircraft seeing this picture. There are some significant similarities with the front of the aircraft and the bird's head. Spectacular shot!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri January 9, 2009: Honey, where's my gun...it's duck season!!
A visitor from Germany posted Fri January 9, 2009: It's the Flying Dutchmen xD
A visitor from Norway posted Thu December 18, 2008: I just have to, Its a wanna be pilot =P
A visitor from United Arab Emirates posted Tue December 9, 2008: Catch me if you can
A visitor from United Arab Emirates posted Tue December 9, 2008: Super shot
A visitor from - posted Tue November 18, 2008: That duck has been chasing that 737 since it took off from Stockholm!!!! ;)
A visitor from Russian Federation posted Thu October 2, 2008: Coin-coin!
A visitor from France posted Sat September 13, 2008: Diverting after being intercepted by duck. 5 stars
A visitor from Brazil posted Sat August 2, 2008: Got to be 5 stars , lucky moment ...nice picture
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu July 17, 2008: Simply the best picture on here - a one in a million chance of capturing it - well done, superb !
A visitor from Mexico posted Fri July 11, 2008: This pic made my day! Nice shot! Congrats!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon June 30, 2008: KLM VS Bird? answer: the bird :-) cause the KLM is slowing down with its brakes/reverse thrusters
A visitor from United States posted Sun June 22, 2008: Very well done indeed! Excellent timing. 5*s
A visitor from Canada posted Sat June 14, 2008: Great picture of the duck... Too bad there is an aircraft in the background...
A visitor from Germany posted Wed June 11, 2008: Love the pic. BTW.: The duck is more efficent, quieter and nearly free of emission (merely some 'blue ice') - will we ever learn to be so good in flying?
A visitor from United States posted Sat March 22, 2008: Nice Picture! Indeed for the comment down there about the wake turbulence the duck may cause to the 737
A visitor from United States posted Tue January 15, 2008: And KLM takes the lead. Love this pic. Very interesting indeed
A visitor from Venezuela posted Sun December 23, 2007: Looks like a 100 meters-dash photofinish!! if I had seen this bird flying next to the landing a/c I¨d had thought I was on hidden camera or something like it.
A visitor from Spain posted Thu November 29, 2007: It is strange seeing a duck flying wingtip formation with a civil (or any) aircraft. I thought that either the airfield would be cleared of birds, etc, or they would be scared off by the engine noise, anyway!
A visitor from Czech Republic posted Wed October 17, 2007: Most lucky photo i ever seen. :D The flying Duckman. ;)
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue March 27, 2007: To get the timing of the picture just right is pretty difficult. Congratulations on being at the right moment at the right place and pressing the button. Congratulations
A visitor from South Africa posted Fri February 2, 2007: Fantastic pic well done.
A visitor from United States posted Sun December 3, 2006: Excellent picture and so clear
A visitor from Czech Republic posted Mon November 20, 2006: I am sure the duck is gonna win, the KLM is reversing, and she doesn´t seem to have a lack of power :)
A visitor from Germany posted Thu November 16, 2006: The one who brakes, loses ;-)
A visitor from Switzerland posted Fri November 10, 2006: Ah! Timing is everything. This is a photographer's shot, camera always at the ready and lady luck always ready to lend support!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun November 5, 2006: Hahahah duck race i am very curious hoes gonna win
A visitor from United States posted Sun October 29, 2006: KLM VS DUCK. Who will win?
A visitor from Austria posted Fri September 22, 2006: The noses are to similar.
A visitor from Mexico posted Sun August 6, 2006: Gret shot!! Who won the race?? I bet the duck did.
A visitor from United States posted Wed July 5, 2006: Without a doubt this is probably one of the best photos on here... Crisp, clear, and one heck of a race! Kudos to the photographer!
A visitor from United States posted Fri May 26, 2006: Great shot!
A visitor from Mexico posted Wed April 19, 2006: Wow wery dangerous
A visitor from Denmark posted Mon April 17, 2006: Nice ducky.
A visitor from Colombia posted Tue March 28, 2006: ìts an amazing photo
A visitor from Canada posted Sat March 18, 2006: With the bird, that make an exceptionnal photo
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun February 26, 2006: What a Ducky shot! Royal Duck Airlines,The Flying Duckman!
A visitor from Bahamas posted Tue February 14, 2006: Now that's what I call a turbo mallard ;)
A visitor from United States posted Sun February 12, 2006: It's not often you see a duck and a plane race.
A visitor from Portugal posted Sat February 4, 2006: Who will win the race? The duck of course! :) Beautiful capture!
A visitor from Germany posted Tue January 31, 2006: Wow, great picture. Both birds are nice the duck and the Boeing:)
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun January 8, 2006: Wonderful shot! I really liked the Flying Duckman comment as well, made my day, really!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun January 8, 2006: Lol! Good Picture! =D
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed January 4, 2006: This is not a lucky shot...This guy is just looking a little further then only airplanes, GREAT shot!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed January 4, 2006: Catches the spirit very well
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed January 4, 2006: WOW, it seems like the bird is part of the fuselage.
A visitor from Germany posted Wed January 4, 2006: KLM: Royal Duck Airlines. Love the comment Peter! Ever tried selling the pic to KLM? ;-)
A visitor from Canada posted Wed January 4, 2006: Wow. Unusual sight. It remind me a picture with of a Dash8-200(?)landing and close to it a duck (again?)leaving the path of the aircraft. It was written; "Duck is number two for landing"
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed January 4, 2006: Great timing. This is a truly unique shot.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed January 4, 2006: It's like it was planned, the bird would be there so perfect..
A visitor from Belgium posted Wed January 4, 2006: Goed exposure
A visitor from United States posted Wed January 4, 2006: Being at the right place at the right time can make all the difference and everything else seem pathetic. nice job bro!!!!
A visitor from Canada posted Wed January 4, 2006: Go duck go
A visitor from New Zealand posted Tue January 3, 2006: What an amazing shot, I wonder who won the race? :)
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue January 3, 2006: If only it had been a swan but still amazing. Don't think anyone will get a shot like this in long time
A visitor from Mexico posted Tue January 3, 2006: What an escort! So gorgous! T.B.
A visitor from Portugal posted Tue January 3, 2006: Great comment :))
A visitor from United States posted Tue January 3, 2006: I hope that duck's maintaining separation distance ... could cause wake turbulence to the 737
A visitor from Egypt posted Tue January 3, 2006: Great shot!! just perfect
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue January 3, 2006: Cool to see this plane
A visitor from Germany posted Tue January 3, 2006: Congratulations! You are really a lucky devil!
A visitor from Australia posted Tue January 3, 2006: Capturing the bird right on the fusualge...nice!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue January 3, 2006: Unbelievable, great timing! It looks like the duck is taped to the aircraft.
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 28, 2005: For the longer ranged models of our feathered friends.
A visitor from Singapore posted Tue December 27, 2005: Power shot Peter! I like your timing of capturing this great phenomenan.
A visitor from United States posted Tue December 27, 2005: Now I know they filmed "Fly Away Home"!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue December 27, 2005: The Flying Duckman! Great shot!
A visitor from Austria posted Tue December 27, 2005: Fantastic pic.
A visitor from United States posted Mon December 26, 2005: One in a million shot! Reminds to this swan add from KLM some years ago. 5/5 !
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon December 26, 2005: WOW what a great timing great SHOT!!!
A visitor from Germany posted Mon December 26, 2005: Incredible! It seems that we have a pretty big duck here...
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Mon December 26, 2005: It reminds me of their slogan, "the world is just a click away". Funny caption!
A visitor from Portugal posted Mon December 26, 2005: One in a Million...Well Done Peter...Loved your Comment:-)))
A visitor from Argentina posted Mon December 26, 2005: Nice Shoot, it was a 1 of a millon shoot
A visitor from Czech Republic posted Sun December 25, 2005: Capture of magic moment.
A visitor from - posted Sun December 25, 2005: Wonderful shot just wonderful
A visitor from Portugal posted Sun December 25, 2005: What a lucky moment...
A visitor from Switzerland posted Sun December 25, 2005: Haha, great capture

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