The duck on the left is a female American Wigeon and the duck on the right is a female Green-winged Teal.
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Tuesday, October 20, 2026
MALE AMERICAN BLACK DUCK, CRANBERRY MARSH, LYNDE SHORES CONSERVATION AREA, WHITBY, ONTARIO, 10/19/2026
We can tell this is male American Black Duck and not a female Mallard or Malard hybrid as follows:
- Does not have the white outer tail feathers or curled black tail feathers of a Mallard or Mallard hybrid.
- Bright yellow bill with none of the dark splotches that are on the bill of the female Mallard.
BLUE JAYS WITH PEANUTS, CRANBERRY MARSH, LYNDE SHORES CONSERVATION AREA, WHITBY, ONTARIO, 10/19/2026
In the first photo the Blue Jay a whole unshelled peanut in its bill; while in the second photo, a Blue Jay has removed the peanut kernel from the shell and is about to swallow it, with half the shell still in its bill.
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