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Dabbling duck characteristics
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• Shallow water, wetlands • Dabble to feed (butt up) • Diet mostly vegetation • Speculum colored • No web on 4th toe • Tail high above water • Mainly ground nesters • Larger wings, slower beat • Vertical take-off

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Dabbling duck characteristics
• Shallow water, wetlands • Dabble to feed (butt up) • Diet mostly vegetation • Speculum colored • No web on 4th toe • Tail high above water • Mainly ground nesters • Larger wings, slower beat • Vertical take-off
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Mallard duck • Male = Irridescent green head, yellow-green bill, brown breast, black rear • Female = Mottled brown, orange / black mottled bill • Blue speculum bordered with two white lines
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Northern pintail Male = White breast, brown head with white line down neck – Gray sides, black bill, sharp, pointy tail • Female = Mottled brown, tan face, dark bill • Green speculum bordered with buffy and white lines
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Gadwall • Male = Gray-brown, finely detailed feathers. Black rear, black bill • Female = Mottled brown, black and orange bill • White and black speculum with red-brown patch
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American Wigeon • Male = Brown-gray head, green stripe behind eye, white cap (mohawk) – Brown body, white patches on sides, dark rear • Female = Mottled brown • Blueish bill with black tip • Green speculum with big white patch
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Eurasion wigeon • Sporadic visitor to BC • Similar to AMWI • Male = Reddish head, buffy crown
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Northern shoveler • Huge bill that widens at tip • Male = Green head, white chest, rusty sides. Black bill • Female = Mottled brown. Orange bill
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Blue-winged teal • Male = Blue head with white crescent behind bill – Brown body, dark speckling, white flank patch • Female = Mottled brown • Green speculum – White line, powder blue patch
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Green-winged teal • Small dabbler • Male = Brown head with green swoop behind the eye. Gray body, white vertical stripe, yellowish rear patch • Female = Mottled brown – Green speculum visible • Bright green, black speculum bordered with white / buff lines
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Cinnamon teal • Male = Cinnamon head and body plumage. Dark rear. Red eyes red, cinnamon coloured • Female = Mottled brown • Largish dark bill
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Wood duck • Male = Distinctive head and body • Female = Gray-brown with similar head shape as male. White patch around eye • Blue speculum and coverts • Cavity nesters