Gadwall - Anas strepera
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Gadwalls are a dabbling duck that feeds on plants with their head submerged and tail feathers in the air. They are found in Europe, Asia, northern Africa and North America. The males are easy to recognize by their black rears.
Female with chicks
06/18/2008 - West County Landfill Loop Trail, Richmond, CA
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Chicks
06/18/2008 - West County Landfill Loop Trail, Richmond, CA
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Male - transitioning to non-breeding
05/25/2008 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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Female
06/18/2008 - West County Landfill Loop Trail, Richmond, CA
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Male - transitioning to non-breeding
05/25/2008 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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Male - transitioning to non-breeding
05/25/2008 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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Male - transitioning to non-breeding
05/25/2008 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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Female Gadwall - female Northern Pintail on the left
11/13/2008 - Sacramento Wildlife Refuge, CA
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Male
04/21/2007 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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Female & an upended male
12/24/2007 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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3 males & 1 female
12/24/2007 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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Male & Female
02/01/2008 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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10/07/2008 - Sacramento Wildlife Refuge, CA
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