Duck Gallery

The Mallard is one of the most recognized ducks worldwide. Male Mallards have a glossy green head, while females are a brownish color.

The Pintail is a graceful duck with a long, pointed tail and sleek body. They are migratory and can be found in wetland habitats.

Wood Ducks are beautiful ducks known for their colorful plumage. They are often found in wooded swamps and lakes.

Teals are small ducks with short necks and are known for their rapid, nimble flight. They are typically found in ponds and marshes.

Canvasbacks are diving ducks, notable for their pointed, sloping bills. They are often seen in lakes and rivers during migration.

The Gadwall is a medium-sized duck that prefers quiet ponds and lakes. They are known for their gray-brown plumage and subtle beauty.

Eiders are large sea ducks known for their down feathers, which are highly prized for insulation. They are often found in coastal habitats.

Native to East Asia, the Mandarin Duck is known for its vibrant, multicolored plumage. The male is particularly striking, with elaborate feathers.

The Goldeneye is a diving duck named for the bright, golden-yellow eyes of the male. They are found in cold, northern waters.

Ruddy Ducks are small, stout ducks with a distinctive blue bill. They are known for their diving abilities and unique mating displays.

The Buffalo Head Duck has a distinctive rounded head and is known for its strong territorial instincts during the breeding season.

The Shelduck is a unique species with a distinctive, white-and-black coloration. It often resides in coastal and wetland habitats.

The Harlequin Duck is a stunningly colorful species that prefers fast-moving streams and rivers. It is known for its bold markings.