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This Hooded Merganser couple likes to hug the opposite shore of the pond, where they blend in with the wild foliage and all the fallen leaves. They have been visiting for the past couple of days. Maybe they are working on a nest. The female on the right is as hard to see in this photo as she was with the naked eye.
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