Duck

Some airlines allow birds in the cabin, provided their kennel will fit under the seat in front of you. Others will only accept pet birds… Read More »Can Ducks Go On A Plane?

Consider: In the 1970s, the DNR licensed an average of 140,000 waterfowl hunters per year. By 2017, that number had fallen to 83,340, down 4%… Read More »How Many Duck Hunters Are In Minnesota?

During the day the Plumed Whistling-Duck congregates in large numbers with other waterfowl, on the margins of lagoons, swamps and mangrove creeks, for preening and… Read More »Do Whistling Ducks Fly At Night?

Geese, swans, and whistling ducks are classic examples of species that form lifelong pair bonds (perennial monogamy), while most species of ducks form pair bonds… Read More »Are Whistling Ducks Monogamous?

Some duck breeds, especially wild ones, make a whistling and/or raspy sounding quack so they can communicate more quietly and attract less attention from predators.… Read More »Why Does My Duck Whistle?

Duck: Ducks are also Turtle Island native birds. Migrating wild ducks provided indigenous peoples along the Pacific Northwest with their first fresh meat in the… Read More »Did Native Americans Eat Ducks?

Taking the quiet route is a viable option when hunting conditions are tough. Sometimes ducks just don’t want to be battered by insistent calling. At… Read More »Can You Duck Hunt Without Calling?

With the aid of a straw, used like a snorkel, the hunter would move underwater toward sitting ducks. With his decoy hat the only thing… Read More »How Did People Hunt Ducks Before Guns?

A diverse mix of wetland habitat attracts significant numbers of wintering gadwalls, blue-winged and green-winged teal, and canvasbacks, and the area is also heavily used… Read More »What Ducks Fly The Central Flyway?

Sometimes ducks or doves can have two bands, one of which could be a reward band. The USFWS began using reward bands decades ago to… Read More »Do You Get Money For Banded Ducks?