Jun 7, 2020 · In a world where male ducks sport gleaming patches of green, red, or blue, the Gadwall’s understated elegance can make this common duck easy to overlook. Males are intricately patterned …

The gadwall is a bird of open wetlands, such as prairie or steppe lakes, wet grassland or marshes with dense fringing vegetation, and usually feeds by dabbling for plant food with head submerged.

In the Gadwall, even the male looks plain at a distance; only a close view reveals subtle but beautiful colors. Although it is widespread in North America (and in Europe and Asia as well), the Gadwall is …

The Gadwall is a medium-sized dabbling duck with a circumpolar distribution. In North America, Gadwall breed from the Great Lakes across the Northern Great Plains into Alberta, with smaller numbers …

Males are mostly gray with a black rear end and puffy head. Also look for small white wing patch in flight. Females are similar to Mallard, but note thinner bill, plainer face, orange line along the edge of the …

Sometimes known affectionately as the gray duck by hunters, gadwall are medium-sized dabbling ducks common across temperate areas worldwide. As their nickname indicates, both males and females …

Everything you should know about the Gadwall. The Gadwall is an unremarkedly-colored species of duck that is common throughout North America and Eurasia.

Gadwalls may appear to be simple brown ducks from afar. But up close, their subtle beauty and intricately patterned plumage emerges. Gadwalls are dabbling ducks, meaning they feed by tipping …

Mar 7, 2023 · Gadwalls (Mareca strepera) are a type of dabbling duck common in North America. Both sexes are known for their modest plumage and the fact that they may be easily confused for other …

Gadwalls are medium-sized, streamlined ducks with mottled brown-and-black body plumage and light brown heads. Females and males in eclipse plumage may look superficially similar to Mallards. Both …