Various tips for calling gadwall.

Duck Species Profile by Delta Waterfowl's Scientific Director Frank Rohwer

Gadwall at Blacktoft Sands

I put this video together because I used to find it difficult to identify a gadwall amongst a flock of female mallards. Both the male and female gadwall have a white patch at the base of the hind wing. The female mallard has a blue patch in the same place. This is the easiest way to tell them apart particularly at a distance. Video was taken at Slimbridge WWT in March 2008. Edited in IMovie HD 6.0.4. Filmed on handheld Canon MV880X.

just outta range

Inspired By "The Legacy of Gadwall"

Hollandm Eijsden

www.fuglekiggeren.dk Gadwall (Anas strepera) Knarand

Mouth of Entella River, Lavagna, Liguria (Northern Italy), November 26, 2006

Filmed 2/28/07 at several ponds on the Jersey shore as well as Lake Etra, Hightstown. The Redheads were filmed on Lake "Tak" in Long Branch, a large flock for the area. Featuring Canada Goose, American Black Duck, American Widgeon, a barking Gadwall, Northern Shoveler, Ring-necked Duck, Common and Hooded Mergansers, Great Blue Heron, roosting Black-crowned Night-Herons, American Coot, and the usual Belted Kingfisher.

Here, under the song of Sigur Rós's Ágætis Byrjun, is a slide show of my pictures of birds in Reykjavík. 1. Graylag Goose Grágæs Anser Anser 2. Redwing Skógarþröstur Turdus iliacus 3. The European Starling Stari Sturnus Vulgaris 4. Pigeons 5. Whooper Swan Álft / Svanur Cygnus Cygnus 6. Lesser black-backed gull Sílamávur Larus fuscus 7. Greater Scaup Duggönd Athya Marila 8. Common Eider Duck Æðarfugl Somateria Mollissima 9. Mallard Stokkönd Anas Platyrhynchos 10. Gadwall Anas Strepera Gargönd 11. Raven Hrafn

"The Legacy of Gadwall" At last , the truth will out... A few weeks after Scott's outburst, Stephen decides that now is the time to reveal the truth behind Sir Ralph's name...and the tragic story that follows... The contents of these videos, including all text and photos (except where credited otherwise) are ©Simon Martin 2007-2008 Episode 10 is the third and final part of the three episode "Sir Ralph Wedgwood" series. Part 1 of 4.

"The Legacy of Gadwall" FULL SCREEN NECESSARY Stephen recalls a darker time in the LNER's history - and how three LNER pacifics became friends... Part 2 of 4. The contents of these videos, including all text and photos (except where credited otherwise) are ©Simon Martin 2007-2008

"The Legacy of Gadwall" Stephen continues the story...and the engines finally learn, how Sir Ralph gained his name... Part 3 of 4. The contents of these videos, including all text and photos (except where credited otherwise) are ©Simon Martin 2007-2008

"The Legacy of Gadwall" Stephen finishes his story...and the engines finally understand, what really is, Gadwall's Legacy. Part 4 of 4. The contents of these videos, including all text and photos (except where credited otherwise) are ©Simon Martin 2007-2008

Travelogue featuring biased views on hunting and fishing. Shooting Argentina

Woods Game Calls hunts with Lucky Lake Hunting Adventures for sandhill cranes. We have other videos coming soon...as we dig through our footage. It includes duck hunting, goose hunting, hunts, duck calling, goose calling, etc. Woods Game Calls makes hand crafted duck and goose calls. All duck calls and goose calls are hand made by Ron Wieneke in Adams, Nebraska

Running the swamps, taking down the trees in pursuit of waterfowl

A hunting retriever picking up some ducks.

a shitty day of huntin i only bagged 2 gadwalls and when me and my buddy were walking back he blew off some steam on some coots

Me and a friend picking ducks after a hunt near Stillwater, Oklahoma

Experience a true southern tradition, Arkansas Duck Hunting! Duck hunting in Arkansas is world renowned and has been featured on numerous outdoor shows for many years and there is a reason! Duck hunting in Arkansas is the finest in North America. Big Creek Waterfowl Club is on a major flyway smack in the middle of the "world renowned Mississippi flyway", the largest migration route in the world. Witness first hand the many and varying species of ducks that move through the Mississippi flyway. While any southerner might try and tell you "it ain't a duck unless it is a Mallard", you will witness first hand the many species that the Mississippi flyway has to offer, from Blue Wing Teal in September, to Green Wing teal, Gadwall, Pintail, Canvasback, Red Head, Shoveler, Ring Neck, Widgeon, and yes, the Mallard, throughout the season from mid November through late January.

wally the gadwall duck chilling his lower half in the pond

Killing Pond! David Sonnier, Chris Cole, Cody Sonnier. Last duck of the day. I had already killed my six so my buddy had to get the last one. It was a Gadwall.

the wall