portrait hybrid american black duck and mallard

navigate by keyword : america american bill black blue body borders chocolatecolored coast common darker duck dull estuaries females flocks frequently gather grayishgreen greenish hybrid hybridizes identical lacks lakes large males mallard mixed north northeastern note numbers occurs patch ponds saltmarshes shape size slight smaller species tinge white wing winter yellow

Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a hybrid of american black duck and mallard Royalty Free Stock Photo
Portrait of a swimming hybrid of american black duck and mallard. It is a large duck, nearly identical to Mallard in size and shape but with a much darker chocolate-colored body. Bill is yellow with a slight greenish tinge on males, dull grayish-green on females. Note blue wing patch lacks any white borders. Fairly common in northeastern North America, especially along the coast. Large flocks can gather in the winter in saltmarshes and estuaries, but also occurs in smaller numbers on ponds and lakes, often mixed with other duck species. Frequently hybridizes with Mallard.


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