Header image for the 36 Delaware Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID and Sound Guide”, featuring an adult male Northern Shoveler and an adult male Mallard.
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39 Delaware Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide

Explore our comprehensive guide to the 39 species of Ducks, Geese, and Swans of the State of Delaware. This resource features detailed species accounts, plumage guides, and waterfowl call audio organized by taxonomic group. We also include a dedicated section for urban domestic and feral waterfowl to help you confidently identify any species found in

Header image for the “31 Saskatchewan Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide” featuring a Northern Shoveler and a Green-winged Teal, both swimming and in flight. The purpose is helping with the identification of waterfowl.
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31 Saskatchewan Province Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID Guide

Identify the 31 species of ducks, geese, and swans found in the Province of Saskatchewan. This guide features detailed species accounts, plumage breakdowns, and waterfowl call audio organized by taxonomic group. We also include a dedicated section for urban domestic and feral waterfowl to help you confidently identify any bird in the Land of Living

Header image for the “37 Washington Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide” featuring a Redhead and a Canvasback, both swimming and in flight. The purpose is helping with the identification of waterfowl.
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37 Washington State Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide

Identify the 37 species of ducks, geese, and swans found in the State of Washington. This guide features detailed species accounts, plumage breakdowns, and waterfowl call audio organized by taxonomic group. We also include a dedicated section for urban domestic and feral waterfowl to help you confidently identify any bird in the Evergreen State. How

Header image for the “36 West Virginia Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide” featuring a Hooded Merganser and a Wood Duck. The purpose is helping with the identification of waterfowl.
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36 West Virginia Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide

Explore our comprehensive guide to the 36 species of Ducks, Geese, and Swans of the State of West Virginia. This resource features detailed species accounts, plumage guides, and waterfowl call audio organized by taxonomic group. We also include a dedicated section for urban domestic and feral ducks to help you confidently identify any bird found

Header image for the “53 Connecticut & Rhode Island Wetland Birds: ID & Sound Guide” featuring a Snowy Egret and a Green Heron. The purpose is helping with the identification of wetland birds.
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53 Connecticut & Rhode Island Wetland Birds: ID Guide

Discover the wetland birds of the States of Connecticut & Rhode Island with this identification guide featuring 53 species plates. To simplify identification, we’ve categorized resident and migrant birds by size—from massive pelicans to secretive rails. By focusing on these distinct size groups, you’ll quickly learn to recognize key traits, habitats, and behaviors within Connecticut

Header image for the “46 West Virginia Wetland Birds: ID & Sound Guide” featuring an American Avocet and a Double-crested Cormorant. The purpose is helping with the identification of wetland birds.
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Guide to the Wetland Birds of West Virginia

Discover the wetland birds of the State of West Virginia with this identification guide featuring 46 species plates. To simplify identification, we’ve categorized resident and migrant birds by size—from massive pelicans to secretive rails. Grouping these birds by size allows you to quickly recognize key traits, habitats, and behaviors across West Virginia’s wetlands, riparian zones,

Header image for the “44 Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island Provinces Wetland Birds: ID & Sound Guide” featuring a Great Blue Heron and a Great Egret. The purpose is helping with the identification of wetland birds.
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44 Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island Wetland Birds: ID Guide

Discover the wetland birds of the Provinces of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island with this identification guide featuring 44 species plates. To simplify identification, we’ve categorized resident and migrant birds by size—from massive pelicans to secretive rails. By focusing on these distinct size groups, you’ll quickly learn to recognize key traits, habitats, and behaviors

Header image for the “47 Quebec Province Wetland Birds: ID & Sound Guide” featuring a Double-crested Cormorant and an American Bittern. The purpose is helping with the identification of wetland birds.
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Guide to the Wetland Birds of Quebec

Discover the wetland birds of the Province of Quebec with this identification guide featuring 47 species plates. To simplify identification, we’ve categorized resident and migrant birds by size—from massive pelicans to secretive rails. By focusing on these distinct size groups, you’ll quickly learn to recognize key traits, habitats, and behaviors within Quebec’s wetlands, riparian zones

Header image for the “53 Ontario Province Wetland Birds: ID & Sound Guide” featuring a Common Loon and an American Bittern. The purpose is helping with the identification of wetland birds.
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Guide to the Wetland Birds of Ontario

Discover the wetland birds of the Province of Ontario with this identification guide featuring 53 species plates. To simplify identification, we’ve categorized resident and migrant birds by size—from massive pelicans to secretive rails. By focusing on these distinct size groups, you’ll quickly learn to recognize key traits, habitats, and behaviors within Ontario’s wetlands, riparian zones

Header image for the “54 Kansas Wetland Birds: ID & Sound Guide” featuring an American Avocet and an Eared Grebe. The purpose is helping with the identification of wetland birds.
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Guide to the Wetland Birds of Kansas

Discover the wetland birds of the State of Kansas with this identification guide featuring 51 species plates. To simplify identification, we’ve categorized resident and migrant birds by size—from massive pelicans to secretive rails. By focusing on these distinct size groups, you’ll quickly learn to recognize key traits, habitats, and behaviors within Kansas’s wetlands, riparian zones