Ducks At A Distance

Identifying a Gadwall v Female Mallard


I place this video together because I used to find it hard to identify a gadwall amongst a flight of female mallards. Both the male and female gadwall have a white patch at the base of the hind wing. The female mallard has a blue patch in the same place. This is the simplest way to tell them apart particularly at a distance. Video was taken at Slimbridge WWT in March 2008. Edited in IMovie HD 6.0.4. Filmed on handheld Canon MV880X.

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Cibola NWR Youth Waterfowl Hunt 12 Dec 2009


Cibola NWR 2009 Youth Waterfowl Hunt This waterfowl hunt was the 3rd annual to help childish hunters learn how to hunt ducks and geese. Ducks Boundless, CWA (California Waterfowl Association), Sprague’s Sporting Goods, the Yuma Valley Rod & Gun Club, and many other sponsors donated gear for the childish hunters. Grown-up goose hunters volunteered as mentors to teach and call for the kids also. Huge thanks to all who helped make this a huge success. Camcorder was a Canon GL-2 More info on the Cibola NWR at www.youtube.com www.fws.gov More info on waterfowl hunting in our Waterfowl forum at www.jesseshunting.com Ducks Boundless www.ducks.org Yuma Valley Rod & Gun Club www.yvrgc.com Sprague’s Sporting Goods www.spragues.com

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