Ring-necks and a teal

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Ring-necks and a teal
Posted on April 6, 2020 at 08:57:21 PM by John Challis

Where Highway 169 crosses the Black River south of the campgrounds, there is a stretch of open farm field (east side of the road) that almost always floods in spring. It's a good spot for waterfowl, and today there were about a dozen Ring-necked Ducks, seven or eight Buffleheads and a lone male Green-winged Teal. The teal was hanging out with some Mallards and the difference in size was quite pronounced.

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Re(1): Ring-necks and a teal - By John Challis April 6, 2020 at 09:03:22 PM

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