Header image for the “38 California Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide” featuring a Cinnamon Tea and Barrow’s Goldeneye, both swimming and in flight. The purpose is helping with the identification of waterfowl.
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38 California Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide

Explore our comprehensive guide to the 38 species of Ducks, Geese, and Swans of the State of California. 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 in […]

Header image for the “35 Utah Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide” featuring a Cinnamon Teal and Northern Pintail, both swimming and in flight. The purpose is helping with the identification of waterfowl.
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35 Utah Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide

Explore our comprehensive guide to the 35 species of Ducks, Geese, and Swans of the State of Utah. 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 in

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51 Wetland Birds of Colorado: ID, Habitat, & Sounds Guide

Discover the wetland birds of Colorado with this identification guide featuring 51 species plates. To simplify bird ID across the Sooner state, we categorize resident and migrant birds by size—from massive pelicans to secretive rails. Learn to recognize key traits, habitats, and behavior within Colorado’s vast marshes and swamps. How to use this Guide Click

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51 Wetland Birds of Arizona: ID, Habitat, & Sounds Guide

Discover the wetland birds of Arizona with this identification guide featuring 51 species plates. To simplify bird ID across the Sooner state, we categorize resident and migrant birds by size—from massive pelicans to secretive rails. Learn to recognize key traits, habitats, and behavior within Arizona’s vast marshes and swamps. How to use this Guide Click

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51 Wetland Birds of New Mexico: ID & Sound Guide

Discover the wetland birds of New Mexico with this identification guide. Featuring 51 species plates. To simplify bird ID across the Sooner state, we categorize resident and migrant birds by size—from massive pelicans to secretive rails. Learn to recognize key traits, habitats, and behavior within New Mexico’s vast marshes and swamps. How to use this

Header image for the “35 Arizona Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide” featuring a Cinnamon Teal and Mexican Duck, both swimming and in flight. The purpose is helping with the identification of waterfowl.
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35 Arizona Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID & Sound Guide

Explore our comprehensive guide to the 35 species of Ducks, Geese, and Swans of the State of Arizona. 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 in

Header image for the “Colorado Ducks, Geese, and Swans: An 35-Species ID Guide” featuring a Common Merganser and Cinnamon, both swimming and in flight. The purpose is helping with the identification of waterfowl.
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35 Colorado Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID, Habitat & Sound Guide

Identify Colorado’s ducks, geese, and swans with this streamlined guide. This resource features detailed accounts for 35 species, covering plumage, natural history, and calls, organized by taxonomic groups. We also include a dedicated section on urban, domestic, and feral ducks to help you confidently recognize any waterfowl found in the Centennial State. How to use

Header image for the “35 New Mexico Ducks, Geese, and Swans: An ID Guide” featuring a Northern Pintail and Mexican Duck, both swimming and in flight. The purpose is helping with the identification of waterfowl.
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35 New Mexico Ducks, Geese, and Swans: ID, Habitat & Sound Guide

Identify New Mexico’s ducks, geese, and swans with this streamlined guide. This resource features detailed accounts for 35 species, covering plumage, natural history, and calls, organized by taxonomic groups. We also include a dedicated section on urban, domestic, and feral ducks to help you confidently recognize any waterfowl found in The Land of Enchantment. How

Header image shows an adult Common Loon in breeding plumage and an adult Pied-billed Grebe in breeding plumage over a map of the USA where the State of South Carolina is highlighted.
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52 Wetland Birds of South Carolina: ID, Habitat, & Sounds Guide

Discover the wetland birds of South Carolina with this essential identification guide. Featuring 52 species plates. To simplify bird ID across the Palmetto State, we categorize resident and migrant birds by size—from massive cranes to secretive rails. Learn to recognize key traits, habitats, and behavior in South Carolina’s marshes and swamps. How to use this

Header image shows an immature Green Heron and an adult Clapper Rail over a map of the USA where the State of Oklahoma is highlighted.
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51 Wetland Birds of Mississippi: ID, Habitat, & Sounds Guide

Discover the wetland birds of Mississippi with this essential identification guide. Featuring 51 species plates. To simplify bird ID across the Magnolia State, we categorize resident and migrant birds by size—from massive cranes to secretive gallinules. Learn to recognize key traits, habitats, and behavior in Mississippi’s marshes and swamps. How to use this Guide Click