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What about Cinnamon Teal? is it not very common in PDX? The females are similar to Mallards and I’m not sure how to distinguish them. Thanks in advance! I love this guide BTW. I’m using it to help with bird id from a wildlife camera that faces a wetland.
Cinnamon and blue winged teals are advanced ducks. I’ll do a graphic for them at some point!
I’m very new to birding (especially trying to id ducks), so sorry if this is a silly question. What makes them advanced birds? are they advanced because the females are visually similar to mallards or that they’re similar to each other perhaps? I think your response might help me to distinguish them, thanks.
Only thing that makes them advanced is they are migratory. I was being silly. Harder ducks are scaups: greater/lesser. I’ll have to do a graphic on them too.
What’s the breeding season in this area?
And the Pacific Northwest ducks breed from like April May to July August now that we’re in September lots of the ducks that go north for breeding season are starting to return like wiggins and Scott and ducks that come to Oregon and breed like cinnamon and gluten teal are going south
That really helps, I appreciate it. Thank you for your time and sharing your knowledge.
How can we make a purchase of your lovely 101 book as a gift for friends, and have it shipped directly to their address? We don’t see an option online at this site, for a shipping address that is different from the billing address.
You can just make a note in the checkout screen. I’m flexible!
Cape Coral to see Burrowing Owls (& Monk Parakeets😳). Pelican Rd baseball field park perimeter marks the burrows w stakes & PVC pipe.