Sudoku Puzzles

No way I'm first.

Congratulations, Terry! Yes, you are first!! This picture reminds me of a pair of mallards we had swimming in our pool earlier this year. Really fascinated our dog!

13:56

I love watching ducks swim--there's something about those feet ...
Have a great day/night, everyone!

15:35 - but that was with a mistake that helped me
Congrats, Terry!
Sandy, this duck does look like it's in a pool...is that your pool, Sue??
Another great photo, Sue!

Quack.

12:19 Maen! Quack!

"Be like a duck ... calm on the surface, but always paddling like mad underneath."

if it walks like a duck, and talks like a duck...

I love to see the Mallards! When we stayed in Jacksonville, Fl in April, there were a couple of ducks that would come each morning for a swim in the pool at the Hotel. They looked right "at home" there.

Quack quack quack.

I wouldn't want to clean out the pool after that duck. Ducks LOVE to poop in the water.

Yeah, Heidi, and ya know what fish do in water!

UP at f2=1, pairs 23 at ag1, pairs 68 at de3, UP at d1=7, c1=4,i3=4, f5=7, pairs 59 at ef1, UP at g4=4, i4=7, e4=2.
Triple 168 in column d. Hence triple 237 in column g, g2=5, i8=5, g8=8.
7 can appear in g9 or in g7.
If g9=7: g7=3, d8=3, f7=4, f6=5, a6=4, b8=4.
If g7=7: g9=2, g1=3, More...

Thanks, Sue. Is it in your pool?

Wow, that's some quack!

Judy, Judy, Judy, ......
paddling? ;-)

Start at 22, UP 25.
1) (np59)ef1 => ac1e3<>9, cg1e3<>5 UP 30.
2) (nt168)d349 => d5<>16, d8<>168.
3) (hp58)gi8 (row) => gi9<>8,g8<>3,i8<>139 UP 33.
4) sue de coq set A=(145)cef6, set B=(345)d5ef6 => ahi6<>1, e5<>3.
5) More...

18:26

Good one HalT!!

His lovely blue feathers match the pool!

Hi Everyone,

I've just added the ability to define a list of 'Friends' with other members.

You can send someone a Friend Request by going to their personal page and clicking 'Add Gath as a Friend' (though maybe you will choose someone else ). You can accept a Friend Request More...

bluey... actually, "he" is a she.

After 33 filled,(after Rugram's g8=8 and Jeff's UP 33) I found: c6=1 or 5. When c6=5,e4=5;When c6=1,d4=1 and e5=6; so e5=5 or 6 .If h6=1,c6=5,d4=1 and 5 and 6 both want to occupy e5.Hence h6=2 or 3.When h6=3,d5 and d8 would both become 3,hence h6=2, and g1=2 etc.

I'm chuffed, got this fairly quickly for the second day in a row

18.30 Too many days away from the pooter!

Another path:
1)Start at 22,basic techniques to UP=33
(note np;d58=34,locked 6's at f79)
2)fc:(6)f9=(6-7)c9=(7)a7-(7=3)g7-(3)e7=(3-4)d8=(4)f7
=>f7<>6.UP=34
3)YWS (vertex g16=3):(2)a1=(2-3)g1=(3-7)g6=(7)a7
=>a7<>2.UP=35
4)fc:(2)i9=(2)g9-(2=3)g1-(3=9)i2,=>i9 <>9
5)YWS (vertex ae9=9):(7)a7=(7-9)c9=(9)e9-(9=4)f7
=>a7<>4.UP=81