Ducks at a DistanceFront matterReading editionChapter navigation41 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterIdentification is ImportantWhat to Look ForEclipse PlumagePuddle DucksMallardPintailGadwallWigeonShovelerBlue-Winged TealCinnamon TealGreen-Winged TealWood DuckBlack DuckDiving DucksCanvasbackRedheadsRingneckScaupGoldeneyeBuffleheadRuddyRed-Breasted MerganserCommon MerganserHooded MerganserWhistling DucksWhite-Winged ScoterSurf ScoterBlack ScoterCommon EiderOldsquawHarlequinSwansCanada GeeseBrantSnow GeeseWhite-Fronted GeeseComparative Sizes Of WaterfowlWetlands Attract WildlifeAdministrative Waterfowl FlywaysBeginning of this editionNext chapter →Identification is ImportantAll chapters and sections (41)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsIdentification is ImportantWhat to Look ForEclipse PlumagePuddle DucksMallardPintailGadwallWigeonShovelerBlue-Winged TealCinnamon TealGreen-Winged TealWood DuckBlack DuckDiving DucksCanvasbackRedheadsRingneckScaupGoldeneyeBuffleheadRuddyRed-Breasted MerganserCommon MerganserHooded MerganserWhistling DucksWhite-Winged ScoterSurf ScoterBlack ScoterCommon EiderOldsquawHarlequinSwansCanada GeeseBrantSnow GeeseWhite-Fronted GeeseComparative Sizes Of WaterfowlWetlands Attract WildlifeAdministrative Waterfowl FlywaysTitle Page: Flying DucksDucks at a Distance A Waterfowl Identification GuideBy Bob HinesDepartment of the InteriorU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceWashington, D.C. 1978Title Page: Ducks in flightTitle Page: Ducks in flightIdentification is Important →
