William F. Reese's bronze duck sculptures are characterized by their realistic detail and a keen observation of avian anatomy and behavior. He captures the essence of his subjects with a fluid, naturalistic style, often depicting ducks in moments of quiet repose or subtle movement. Reese's attention to texture, from the intricate feather patterns to the smooth curves of the bird's body, adds a tactile quality to his work. His bronzes convey a sense of quiet elegance and a deep appreciation for the beauty and grace of waterfowl, reflecting his intimate understanding of the natural world.