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Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
FEMALE AMERICAN WIGEON & FEMALE GREEN-WINGED TEAL, CRANBERRY MARSH, LYNDE SHORES CONSERVATION AREA, WHITBY, ONTARIO, 10/19/2026
The duck on the left is a female American Wigeon and the duck on the right is a female Green-winged Teal.
MALE & FEMALE AMERICAN BLACK DUCKS, CRANBERRY MARSH, LYNDE SHORES CONSERVATION AREA, WHITBY, ONTARIO, 10/19/2026
We can tell that the duck in the 1st photo and the same duck on the left in the 2nd photo is a male American Black Duck and not a female Mallard or Malard hybrid as follows:
- Does not have the white outer tail feathers or curled black tail feathers of a Mallard or Mallard hybrid.
- Bright yellow bill with none of the dark splotches that are on the bill of the female Mallard.
The duck on the right in the second photo is a female American Black Duck. Again, it does not have the white outer tail feathers of a Mallard and its bill is dusky, not the orange bill of a female Mallard.
MALE AMERICAN BLACK DUCK
LEFT:MALE AMERICAN DUCK; RIGHT: FEMALE AMERICAN DUCK
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