Color photo. Four ducks, two in front and two behind, swimming in gently rippled water. The surface of the water is golden, and the wake from the ducks is blue. The ducks all have their heads down into the water.

Duck (noun): Any of various swimming birds in which the neck and legs are short, the feet typically webbed, the bill often broad and flat, and the sexes usually different from each other in plumage

Duck (verb): To lower the head or body suddenly

Here we have some of the nouns verbing themselves.  😉

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Color photo. Four ducks, two in front and two behind, swimming in gently rippled water. The surface of the water is golden, and the wake from the ducks is blue. The ducks all have their heads down into the water.
Color photo. Three ducks in a row, swimming in gently rippled water. The leftmost is in the act of diving, only its tailfeathers visible, pointing up out of the water and scattering drops.
Color photo. Two ducks swimming in gently rippled water. The one in front and slightly ahead of the other has a dapple orange bill, and its feathers are white and brown. The other has a black bill, reflective green head, white body with orange wings.
Color photo. A duck swimming in gently rippled water. It has a white body and black back. Its head has iridescent feathers showing green, purple, and orange.