With the end of fall migration comes the beginning of winter waterfowl season here in the tri-state. This region is blessed by many opportunities to see everything from small grebes to thousands of ...

Karen Beckenbach and Bill Norris will provide an overview of waterfowl identification based on general appearance, behavior ...

Michigan’s waterways will be filled with a fascinating cast of characters. As colder temperatures and icy winds freeze Arctic ...

For dyed-in-the-wool waterfowlers, the fall bird migrations bring hope for game bags stretched full of colorful, varying duck species. On any given day during duck season, unseen natural events like ...

The recent spell of dreary weather reduced options for enjoying spring activities. Even the most passionate anglers stutter-step out the door when weather forecasters predict rain, wind and cool ...

SIOUX CITY -- A program on duck identification is planned at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center. Iowa Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer Steve Griebel is scheduled ...

Among the Natural State's abundant wildlife, ducks are a source of significant passion and interest for Arkansans and visitors alike. For Arkansas 4-H members, a new opportunity to study the species ...

Puddle ducks are typically more colorful head to toe, whereas divers exhibit a more black and white scheme, though many species have color where it counts. Some of the richest reds, greens, purples, ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Can you identify a duck by its wings while it’s flying overhead? It seems some would-be-hunters can’t and according to the state Game Fish and Parks Department (GFP) it ...

Leap Day is recognized Feb. 29 about every four years to keep human schedules and solar movements in sync. But leap days occur annually throughout May in Wisconsin thanks to an army of conservation ...