Learn more about the Wood Duck.
Wood Duck, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Wood Duck, female and male © Dana J. Miller-Blair
Wood Duck, female © Dana J. Miller-Blair
Wood Duck, male © Chris Conard
Wood Duck, male © Craig Swolgaard
Blue-winged Teal
Blue-winged Teal are more likely to be found at Davis Wetlands, Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area, and Bridgeway Island Pond. More information can be found on the Sacramento Area Birds Checklist Map.
Blue-winged Teal, male © Ray Rozema
Blue-winged Teal, male and female © Mary Forrestal
Blue-winged Teal, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Blue-winged Teal, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Cinnamon Teal
Cinnamon Teal, male and female © Daniel Lee Brown
Cinnamon Teal, male and female © Larry Hickey
Cinnamon Teal, male © Timothy Jackson
Northern Shoveler
Northern Shoveler, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Northern Shoveler, female and male © Mary Forrestal
Northern Shoveler, male © Dana J. Miller-Blair
Gadwall
Gadwall, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Gadwall, male and female © Daniel Lee Brown
Gadwall, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Gadwall, male © Larry Hickey
Eurasian Wigeon
Eurasian Wigeon, male © Ray Rozema
Eurasian Wigeon, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Eurasian Wigeon, male © Daniel Lee Brown
American Wigeon
American Wigeon, male © Dana J. Miller-Blair
American Wigeon, female © Dana J. Miller-Blair
American Wigeon, male © Daniel Lee Brown
American Wigeon, male © Craig Swolgaard
American Wigeon, male and female © Mary Forrestal
Mallard
Mallard, female and male © Daniel Lee Brown
Mallard, female © Daniel Lee Brown
Mallard, immature © Mary Forrestal
Northern Pintail
Learn more about the Northern Pintail.
Northern Pintail, male © Timothy Jackson
Northern Pintail, male and female © Larry Hickey
Northern Pintail, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Northern Pintail, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Northern Pintail, male and female © Larry Hickey
Green-winged Teal
Green-winged Teal, male © Ray Rozema
Green-winged Teal, male and female © Daniel Lee Brown
Green-winged Teal, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Canvasback
Canvasback, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Canvasback, female © Mary Forrestal
Redhead
Redheads are more likely to be found at Davis Wetlands. More information can be found on the Sacramento Area Birds Checklist Map.
Redhead © Daniel Lee Brown
Ring-necked Duck
Ring-necked Duck, male © Chris Conard
Ring-necked Duck, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Ring-necked Duck, female, male, female © Mary Forrestal
Greater Scaup
Greater Scaup are more likely to be found at Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area. More information can be found on the Sacramento Area Birds Checklist Map.
Greater Scaup, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Greater Scaup, female © Daniel Lee Brown
Greater Scaup, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Lesser Scaup
Lesser Scaup, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Lesser Scaup, female © Mary Forrestal
Surf Scoter
Surf Scoter, male © Susie Nishio
Surf Scoter, female © Susie Nishio
Surf Scoter, male © Ed Harper
Surf Scoter, female © Ed Harper
Surf Scoter, female © Ed Harper
Surf Scoter, male © Larry Hickey
Bufflehead
Learn more about the Bufflehead.
Bufflehead, male © Ray Rozema
Bufflehead, male © Ray Rozema
Bufflehead, female and male © Daniel Lee Brown
Bufflehead, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Bufflehead, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Bufflehead, female © Mary Forrestal
Common Goldeneye
Common Goldeneye, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Common Goldeneye, female © Daniel Lee Brown
Common Goldeneye, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Barrow's Goldeneye
Barrow’s Goldeneye are more likely to be found at Nimbus Fish Hatchery and Lake Solano and Upper Putah Creek. More information can be found on the Sacramento Area Birds Checklist Map.
Barrow's Goldeneye, male and female © Daniel Lee Brown
Barrow’s Goldeneye © Daniel Lee Brown
Hooded Merganser
Hooded Merganser are more likely to be found at Lake Solano and Upper Putah Creek. More information can be found on the Sacramento Area Birds Checklist Map.
Hooded Merganser © Ray Rozema
Hooded Merganser, female © Daniel Lee Brown
Hooded Merganser, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Hooded Merganser, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Hooded Merganser © Ray Rozema
Hooded Merganser, female with chicks © Mary Forrestal