Drake Collection (page 44)

King Eider - Drake Feeding on Sea Urchin Somateria spectabilis Varanger Fjord Norway BI013585
COS-2213 King Eider - drake feeding on sea urchin Varanger Fjord, Norway Somateria spectabilis Bill Coster Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Common Eider - Drake Somateria mollissima Varanger Fjord Norway BI013520
COS-2198 Common Eider - drake Varanger Fjord, Norway Somateria mollissima Bill Coster Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

King Eider - Drake on Sea Somateria spectabilis Varanger Fjord Norway BI013700
COS-2191 King Eider - drake on sea Varanger Fjord, Norway Somateria spectabilis Bill Coster Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Musk Duck male. Produces musky odour from gland at base of tail. Sedentary and common on lakes and deep swamps
ASW-4261 Musk Duck - male Yanchep National Park, W. Australia. Biziura lobata Produces musky odour from gland at base of tail. Sedentary and common on lakes and deep swamps

Australian Shelduck, male stretching wings, female behind. Mostly terrestrial in habits
ASW-4248 Australian Shelduck, male stretching wings, female behind Yanchep National Park, W. Australia. Tadorna tadornoides Mostly terrestrial in habits, feeding on pasture and aquatic vegetation

Mallard - Drake feeding underwater with tail in air. Lower Saxony, Germany
USH-1555 Mallard - Drake feeding underwater with tail in air. Lower Saxony, Germany. Anas platyrhynchos Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Mallard - Drake landing on frozen lake in winter. Lower Saxony, Germany
USH-1554 Mallard - Drake landing on frozen lake in winter. Lower Saxony, Germany. Anas platyrhynchos Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Indians Honour European
A European voyager (Drake?) is honoured by Indians in, possibly, California

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Drake, the legendary English admiral, forever etched in history for his daring exploits on the high seas. With The Armada in sight, he stood tall upon Plymouth Hoe in 1880, a symbol of courage and resilience. As depicted by John Seymour Lucas in 1911, Drake's unwavering determination shines through. But beyond his naval triumphs, Drake's legacy extends to various realms. From music to nature, his name resonates with diverse associations. Mairzy Doats and Dozy Doats - a whimsical tune that captured hearts - perhaps even inspired Drake during moments of respite from battle. In Hessen, Germany, a pair of Mandarin Ducks gracefully swim across a serene lake. Their vibrant plumage reminiscent of the colorful tales surrounding Sir Francis Drake himself. A man who navigated uncharted waters fearlessly. Janet Baker's voice soared alongside Bryan Drake and Peter Pears' harmonies; their performances echoing through time as testaments to artistic brilliance intertwined with the spirit of exploration embodied by Sir Francis Drake. The Mallard Duck drake takes flight effortlessly; its wingspan mirroring the vastness of oceans conquered by its namesake centuries ago. Male and female ducks alike display beauty and grace while paying homage to this historical figure. Siebolds hosta flourishes under dappled sunlight; its leaves an emblematic tapestry representing growth and endurance akin to those qualities exhibited by Sir Francis Drake throughout his life at sea. Even in death did he leave an indelible mark: buried at sea near Portobelo, Panama – a final resting place befitting one who defied boundaries set forth by both land and water.