Birds and Wetlands
The Journal · Page 52 of 95

Field notes,
page 52.

Continuing the archive — slow essays and observations from marshes, mangroves, and pondsides around the world.

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Quacking Across Genders: Do Male Ducks Quack? № 517
№ 51715 May 2023

Quacking Across Genders: Do Male Ducks Quack?

When most people think of ducks, they picture the classic quacking sound. But do male ducks quack? Sort of but not really. Male ducks do quack, but their quacks are usually softer and raspier than...

№ 51615 May 2023

Feathers and Talons: Do Owls Eat Ducks?

Owls are highly adaptable and have been known to hunt in a wide range of habitats, including farmlands where ducks are prevalent. But do owls eat ducks? Yes, certain species of owls can and do eat...

Feathers and Talons: Do Owls Eat Ducks? № 516
№ 51415 May 2023

Interesting and Fun Duck Facts You Never Knew

Ducks are interesting creatures with some pretty amazing facts about them. Here are just a few of the most interesting duck facts that you probably never knew! Ducks are fascinating creatures known...

Interesting and Fun Duck Facts You Never Knew № 514
Floating Feathers: How Do Ducks Float? № 513
№ 51315 May 2023

Floating Feathers: How Do Ducks Float?

Many people have seen ducks, whether they're swimming in a pond or waddling around a park. But how do ducks stay afloat? Ducks float due to their buoyant bodies and waterproof feathers. Their bodies...

№ 51215 May 2023

Swift Swimmers: How Fast Can Ducks Swim?

Ducks are known for their ability to speed through the water with ease, but just how fast can a duck swim? Ducks are speedy swimmers, with an average speed of about 4-5 miles per hour (6-8 kilometers...

Swift Swimmers: How Fast Can Ducks Swim? № 512
№ 51013 May 2023

Wagging and Waddling: Why Do Ducks Wag Their Tail?

One of the behaviors pet ducks that pique the interest of many people is their tail wagging. Why does duck tail wagging mean? Ducks wag their tails as a form of communication and expression. It's...

Wagging and Waddling: Why Do Ducks Wag Their Tail? № 510
Natural Swimmers: Can Baby Ducks Swim? № 509
№ 50911 May 2023

Natural Swimmers: Can Baby Ducks Swim?

We all know that ducks are amazing creatures capable of incredible feats. But can baby ducks can swim as well? Yes, baby ducks, or ducklings, are capable of swimming shortly after hatching. They have...

№ 50811 May 2023

Feathers and Feces: Can Ducks Be Potty Trained?

If you are planning on having indoor pet ducks you may be wondering about the poop, and the question is, can ducks be potty trained? Ducks, while intelligent in their own way, cannot be potty trained...

Feathers and Feces: Can Ducks Be Potty Trained? № 508
Taking to the Skies: Can Ducks Fly? № 507
№ 50711 May 2023

Taking to the Skies: Can Ducks Fly?

Many ducks can fly, but not all ducks fly. Ducks that can fly do so during winter when they migrate to the warmer climate in search of suitable habitats and food resources. Yes, most species of ducks...

№ 50611 May 2023

Duck Reproduction: Do Ducks Lay Unfertilized Eggs?

Yes, ducks, like other birds such as chickens, can lay unfertilized eggs. This process doesn't require the presence of a male. The laying of eggs is a part of a female duck's natural reproductive...

Duck Reproduction: Do Ducks Lay Unfertilized Eggs? № 506