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Mallards Land At Wildlife Refuge: Photo Of The Week

This wonderful treasure is a short drive or bike ride away.

Mallard ducks, a drake and hen, land at Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge on the edge of San Francisco Bay.
Mallard ducks, a drake and hen, land at Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge on the edge of San Francisco Bay. (Michael G. Pagano)

BAY AREA — The vast Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge protects a large swath of the Bay, making it a resource for birds, animals, and people to enjoy without development. Michael Pagano took this colorful photo of mallard ducks "coming in hot." See more of his photos on Instagram. Thank you for sharing your photos with Patch readers, Michael!

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