Mallard - Anas platyrhynchos
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(feet)A Mallard is probably the most recognizable and best known duck in the U.S. It is also the most hunted. They are found through North America, Europe and parts of Asia and Africa. They are year round in the S.F. Bay Area.
Mallard's are dabbling ducks. They are omnivorous.
03/31/2008 - Union City Library, CA
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09/28/2009 - Lake Temescal, Oakland, CA
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09/28/2009 - Lake Temescal, Oakland, CA
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07/09/2012 - San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park, San Diego, CA
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07/23/2008 - Radio Road, Redwood City, CA
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Female with young
05/01/2009 - Lake Merritt, Oakland, CA
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11/16/2009 - Alameda Channel, Alameda, CA
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Male & Female
04/03/2008 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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01/09/2009 - Martin Luther King Jr Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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01/09/2009 - Martin Luther King Jr Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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Female
07/09/2012 - San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park, San Diego, CA
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Breeding position with male on top of female
02/14/2014 - Jewel Lake; Berkeley, CA
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Male transitioning to breeding plumage
09/09/2010 - Shimada Friendship Park, Richmond, CA
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male
12/09/2006 - Shimada Friendship Park, Richmond, CA
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Male and Female
01/11/2007 - Martin Luther King Jr Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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Female
02/28/2007 - Martin Luther King Jr Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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Male
02/28/2007 - Martin Luther King Jr Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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Male
06/14/2007 - Seattle, WA
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Male - maybe transitioning to breeding
08/21/2007 - Bay Farm Island, Alameda, CA
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Male
09/01/2013 - Sapsucker Woods, Cornell Lab of Ornithoogy, NY
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Two males, female front right
07/21/2014 - Jewel Lake; Berkeley, CA
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Female in center
09/09/2008 - Ann Arbor Neighborhood, Michigan
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