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Male Common Merganser Swimming On Peaceful Canal

A mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) floating in a lake at the Massasoit State Park in Taunton, MA, USA

Fulica atra

Beautiful ducks on the river

Autumn at Parco Nord, Milan, Lombardy, Italy

Female mallard swimming near reedbeds in Woodwalton Fen nature reserve.

American Coot wading in water

Three mallard ducks standing asleep on one leg on wooden plank at lake

A duck swimming on the water surface at sunset

Svasso nello specchio d'acqua

Beautiful natural landscape in summer. white and black ducks. multicolors ducks. goose

Coot duck on the Vermillion Lakes in Banff National Park

detail of Eurasian coot on the lake in italy

Female Northern Shoveller duck on Gosforth Park Nature Reserve lake.

Ducks on the water in a flooded clay pit. With backlight

Baby duck on the lake

Coot swimming in a lake in wetland in sunlight at sunrise in winter, Almere, Flevoland, The Netherlands, February 26, 2021

Male Mallard duck looking at its reflection in the marsh. Delta, B.C., Canada

A view of a Snipe at Venus Pool Nature Reserve

Redhead Duck - Female

Eurasian coot on the water

Green Duck Swimming

Common Pochard. (Aythya ferina).

The Canvasback (Aythya valisineria) is a large diving duck, the largest in North America. The duck’s common name is based on its white back looking like a blank painter’s canvas. The canvasback has a wedge-shaped head and long neck. The adult male has a black bill and a reddish head and neck. The male’s sides, back, and belly are white resembling the textured weave of a canvas. The adult female (hen) also has a black bill with a light brown head and neck. The chest, sides and back are brown. The canvasback’s primary breeding habitat is in the North American prairie potholes. It prefers to nest among the protective cover of cattails and bulrushes. Other important breeding areas are the river deltas of Saskatchewan and the Alaskan interior. The canvasback migrates to wintering grounds in the mid-Atlantic states, lower Mississippi Valley or along the California coast. Brackish bays and marshes with abundant aquatic vegetation and invertebrates are ideal wintering habitat. The canvasback feeds mainly by diving but also gets food by dabbling. A favorite food of the canvasback are the tubers of the sago pondweed but also eats buds, seeds, roots, snails and insect larvae. This male canvasback was photographed while swimming at Walnut Canyon Lakes in Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

Mallard on summertime Finnish lake

Mallard swimming in Gosforth Park Nature Reserve

A wild duck swimming in a lake with it's reflection on the water

flock of birds flying on the river

Female duck stretches spreading its wing

Little grebe at a Houhai Lake in Beijing., Fairly common but often inconspicuous small diving bird of wetlands with bordering reeds and other vegetation. Often remains out of sight; less often out on open water (mainly in winter). Rather compact, with rounded head, puffy rear end. Seen mainly as singles and small loose flocks, often sleeping during the day. Breeding plumage often looks dark overall; in good light note dark rusty head and neck sides with yellow patch at base of bill. Nonbreeding plumage dingy pale brownish overall with dark cap.

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