It’s been a good few days for waterfowlers. Not only are northern birds starting to work their way down the continental flyways, but today President Biden signed into law the Duck Stamp Modernization ...

Connecticut wildlife biologists are seeking the public’s help in gauging the reproductive health of mallard ducks in the state. Also known as the “greenhead” for the males’ emerald mantles, mallards ...

The mallard hen exploded from the thick grass, startling the bejesus out of an unsuspecting reporter who came to his senses just in time to see the clutch of eggs concealed at his feet. The encounter ...

ALEXANDRIA, Minn. — Graduation night for preschool students at First Lutheran Church in Alexandria, Minn., Monday, May 24, had a special visitor. One hen mallard sat still as a statue on a nest, ...

A female mallard duck is nesting atop bags of mulch just outside the main entrance of a Giant Eagle store in Medina in northeast Ohio. A small sign advises shoppers to beware of the bird and to grab ...

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- With the new spring season comes the return of plenty of wildlife in northeast Wisconsin, and with that plenty of new baby animals will be on the way. One of the creatures that is ...

MADISON TOWNSHIP — Sandy the duck has flown the coop. For the past few weeks, the mallard has been nesting at Sandy Hill Fruit Farm. She picked a few bales of straw sitting in front of a greenhouse.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ EagleCam is finally capturing eggs on video — just not the kind viewers were expecting. In a sudden twist, a female mallard duck has decided to move into ...

Birds do it, bees do it, even ducks next to offices and homes do it. The question becomes, what to do with the doin'-it ducks and their clutch of eggs? According to a Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks ...

WHITEWATER - It wasn't spring yet, but for a trio of winter-hardened Wisconsinites, it sure felt like it. The sun shined down on a mid-February day and the wind was so light it couldn't have carried a ...

This spring Steve Stuttard reunited with an unusual friend: Mrs. Mallard, a duck that nested in the fuchsia planter on his ninth-story apartment balcony in Manchester, U.K., last year. Upon her return ...