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Rhode Island is a fairly small state, and its landscape is mostly characterized by low hills and level plains. However, Little Rhody does have many ponds, islands, bays and wetlands, which provide...
Read MoreSouth Carolina's mix of wetlands, lakes, and rivers provide a variety of habitats for a range of bird species, including a diverse group of ducks. From the majestic Wood Duck to the elusive...
Read MoreSouth Dakota's mix of prairies, wetlands, and lakes provides a variety of habitats for a range of bird species, including a diverse group of ducks. From the colourful Northern Shoveler to the regal...
Read MoreTennessee's mix of wetlands, lakes, and rivers provides a variety of habitats for a range of bird species, including a diverse group of ducks. From the graceful Gadwall to the striking Hooded...
Read MoreTexas's mix of wetlands, reservoirs, and lakes provide a variety of habitats for a range of bird species, including a diverse group of ducks. From the iconic Mallard to the stunning Wood Duck, each...
Read MoreUtah's mix of wetlands, reservoirs, and lakes provide a variety of habitats for a range of bird species, including 31 different types of ducks. From the colourful Hooded Merganser to the elusive...
Read MoreVermont's mix of wetlands, lakes, and rivers provide a variety of habitats for a range of bird species, including a diverse group of ducks. From the elegant Common Goldeneye to the striking Hooded...
Read MoreVirginia is the place to be if you enjoy watching waterfowl. It is a top birdwatching spot with 35 types of ducks. We will introduce you to all the most common duck species found in Virginia, from...
Read MoreSeveral species of ducks live in Washington due to its diverse landscape. These waterfowl find an ideal habitat in this state, with over 8,000 lakes and ponds and numerous rivers and waterways. Ducks...
Read MoreWest Virginia is an important state for waterfowl populations. The Mountain state’s wetlands include freshwater marshes, lakes, ponds, and rivers which provide ducks, geese and swans with food,...
Read MoreWisconsin lies directly in one of the most important migration routes — the Mississippi Flyway. Naturally, all kinds of birds, including ducks, use the state’s forests and wetlands, such as the...
Read MoreWyoming is a state located in the western United States. Its diverse landscape includes the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, and several national parks. The weather in Wyoming can be extreme. Big...
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