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North American Duck Identification

North American Duck photos

This page contains a list of over 30 ducks that can be found in North America.



Click on the Duck photographs to enlarge them or if you click on the Duck's name then it will take you to another page with information, more photos, and sometimes a video of that particular Duck.


American Black Duck

(Anas Rubripes)
Photo: Nigel Key

American Wigeon

(Anas Americana)
Photo: Dave Key

American Wood Duck

(Aix Sponsa)
Photo: Dave Key

Barrow's Goldeneye

(Bucephala Islandica)
Photo: Dave Key

Black-bellied
Whistling Duck

(Dendrocygna Autumnalis)
Photo: Dave Key

Black Scoter

(Melanitta Americana)

Blue-winged Teal

(Anas Discors)
Photo: Nigel Key

Bufflehead

(Bucephala Albeola)
Photo: Dave Key

Canvasback

(Aythya Valisineria)
Photo: Dave Key

Cinnamon Teal

(Anas Cyanoptera)
Photo: Dave Key

Common Eider

(Somateria Mollissima)
Photo: Dave Key

Common Goldeneye

(Bucephala Clangula)
Photo: Dave Key

Common Merganser

(Mergus Merganser)
Photo: Nigel Key

Fulvous Whistling Duck

(Dendrocygna Bicolor)
Photo: Dave Key

Gadwall

(Anas Strepera)
Photo: Dave Key

Greater Scaup

(Aythya Marila)
photo by Dave Key

Green-winged Teal

(Anas Carolinensis)

Harlequin Duck

(Histrionicus Histrionicus)
photo by Neill Smith

Hooded Merganser

(Lophodytes Cucullatus)
Photo: Dave Key

King Eider

(Somateria Spectabilis)

Lesser Scaup

(Aythya Affinis)
Photo: Dave Key

Long-tailed Duck

(Clangula Hyemalis)
photo by Neill Smith

Mallard

(Anas Platyrhynchos)
Photo: Dave Key

Masked Duck

(Nomonyx Dominicus)

Mottled Duck

(Anas Fulvigula)

Muscovy Duck

(Cairina Moschata)
Photo: Dave Key

Northern Pintail

(Anas Laysanensis)
Photo: Dave Key

Northern Shoveler

(Anas Clypeata)
Photo: Dave Key

Red-breasted Merganser

(Mergus Serrator)
photo by Neill Smith

Redhead

(Aythya Americana)
Photo: Dave Key

Ring-necked Duck

(Aythya Collaris)
Photo: Dave Key

Ruddy Duck

(Oxyura Jamaicensis)
Photo: Dave Key

Spectacled Eider

(Somateria Fischeri)

Steller's Eider

(Polysticta Stelleri)

Surf Scoter

(Melanitta Perspicillata)

White-winged Scoter

(Melanitta Deglandi)

American Black Duck

(Anas Rubripes)
Photo: Nigel Key

American Wigeon

(Anas Americana)
Photo: Dave Key

American Wood Duck

(Aix Sponsa)
Photo: Dave Key

Barrow's Goldeneye

(Bucephala Islandica)
Photo: Dave Key

Black-bellied
Whistling Duck

(Dendrocygna Autumnalis)
Photo: Dave Key

Black Scoter

(Melanitta Americana)

Blue-winged Teal

(Anas Discors)
Photo: Nigel Key

Bufflehead

(Bucephala Albeola)
Photo: Dave Key

Canvasback

(Aythya Valisineria)
Photo: Dave Key

Cinnamon Teal

(Anas Cyanoptera)
Photo: Dave Key

Common Eider

(Somateria Mollissima)
Photo: Dave Key

Common Goldeneye

(Bucephala Clangula)
Photo: Dave Key

Common Merganser

(Mergus Merganser)
Photo: Nigel Key

Fulvous Whistling Duck

(Dendrocygna Bicolor)
Photo: Dave Key

Gadwall

(Anas Strepera)
Photo: Dave Key

Greater Scaup

(Aythya Marila)
photo by Dave Key

Green-winged Teal

(Anas Carolinensis)

Harlequin Duck

(Histrionicus Histrionicus)
photo by Neill Smith

Hooded Merganser

(Lophodytes Cucullatus)
Photo: Dave Key

King Eider

(Somateria Spectabilis)

Lesser Scaup

(Aythya Affinis)
Photo: Dave Key

Long-tailed Duck

(Clangula Hyemalis)
photo by Neill Smith

Mallard

(Anas Platyrhynchos)
Photo: Dave Key

Masked Duck

(Nomonyx Dominicus)

Mottled Duck

(Anas Fulvigula)

Muscovy Duck

(Cairina Moschata)
Photo: Dave Key

Northern Pintail

(Anas Laysanensis)
Photo: Dave Key

Northern Shoveler

(Anas Clypeata)
Photo: Dave Key

Red-breasted Merganser

(Mergus Serrator)
photo by Neill Smith

Redhead

(Aythya Americana)
Photo: Dave Key

Ring-necked Duck

(Aythya Collaris)
Photo: Dave Key

Ruddy Duck

(Oxyura Jamaicensis)
Photo: Dave Key

Spectacled Eider

(Somateria Fischeri)

Steller's Eider

(Polysticta Stelleri)

Surf Scoter

(Melanitta Perspicillata)

White-winged Scoter

(Melanitta Deglandi)

Click on the Duck photographs to enlarge them or if you click on the Duck's name then it will take you to another page with information, more photos, and sometimes a video of that particular Duck.




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