wood duck
Carolina duck latin
aix sponsa latin

And the wood duck were looking at us because they'd never seen a plane full of singing people.

A wood duck in the center's pond is pictured above.

Wood ducks were plentiful, but only the goose season was open.

The population of the Wood Duck has increased a great deal in the last several years.

Though, the wood ducks inhabit the creek more in the fall and winter.

Wood Ducks are reproductively capable around the age of one year.

The paintings are of an owl, a California mountain lion and a wood duck.

Some, like the great blue herons and wood ducks, are permanent residents.

One year wood ducks nested on a tiny island in the heart of the swamp.

The long-tailed silhouettes of wood ducks are black against the sky.

The service has also place nesting boxes for wood ducks on several of the ponds.

Wood ducks abound here and the unit has a very healthy deer herd.

Wood Ducks will consume small crustaceans, insects, and plant matter.

A framed print of wood ducks hung on one dark-green wall.

But a wood duck will build a nest there."

Wood ducks are banded on the refuge each year.

Blue herons, wild turkeys, and wood ducks are also commonly seen.

The birds are a bit larger than the wood duck but smaller than the mallard.

Woodpeckers and wood ducks nest in the hollow trees.

A safe for extremely rare white winged wood duck and many migratory birds.

It has an even more flamboyant plumage than the Wood Duck.

There are Indian runners, French mallards and, the most interesting, wood ducks.

Those who walk around the lake may encounter colorful wood ducks with their back-swept crests.

I am inordinately fond of wood ducks, they aren't too plentiful in these parts and there isn't much meat on them.

The refuge has a large nest box program for prothonotary warblers and wood ducks.

The Wood Duck or Carolina Duck (Aix sponsa) is a species of duck found in North America.

The wetlands areas support habitat utilized by various species of waterfowl such as the Wood duck (Aix sponsa).

Wood duck (Aix sponsa)

Wood Duck Aix sponsa: Anatinae or Tadorninae?

H. greineri - wood ducks (Aix sponsa), common mergansers (Mergus merganser)

Wood Ducks (Aix sponsa) breed on the Upper Wells and Mousam River Divisions each year.

The Wood Duck or Carolina Duck (Aix sponsa) is a species of duck found in North America.

As trees are drowned by rising beaver impoundments they become ideal nesting sites for obligate cavity nesters such as wood ducks (Aix sponsa), goldeneyes (Bucephala spp.)

Aix is a genus that contains two species of ducks: the Wood Duck (Aix sponsa), and the Mandarin Duck (Aix galericulata).

Bird species: Over 117 bird species have been recorded at the William T. Davis Wildlife Refuge, including sharp-tailed sparrow (Ammodramus caudacutus), and wood duck (Aix sponsa).