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1. www.puddleducks.comPuddle Ducks - Baby & Child Swimming Lessons | Swimwear

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   Puddle Ducks offers fun and safe swimming classes for babies, toddlers and children from 0 to 10 years old. Find your nearest class, read our blog, shop for swimwear and learn about our franchise opportunities.

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3. a-z-animals.com › blog › types-of-dabbling-ducks7 Types of Dabbling Ducks - A-Z Animals

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   • What Is A Dabbling Duck?
   • Dabbling Duck vs. Diving Duck: What Is The difference?
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   Dabbling ducks, or puddle ducks, are an integral part of the wetlands ecosystem. They can be seen frequenting shallow waters, flooded fields, and marshy areas, where they feed by tilting instead of diving. When taking flight, they spring into the air instead of pattering across the water like other types of waterfowl. Most dabbling ducks swim with ...

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   Puddle ducks, also referred to as dabbling ducks, are characterized by their feeding habits and physical features. They generally feed on the surface of the water or in very shallow bottoms. Puddle ducks are not equipped with powerful muscles or large feet like their diving duck counterparts, which allows them to dive down several feet for food. A ...

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   Mallard

   Northern Pintail

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   Learn about the characteristics, habitats, and diets of dabbling ducks, also known as puddle ducks. See photos and facts of 7 common species, such as mallards, pintails, gadwalls, and wood ducks.

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4. www.puddleducks.com › about-usAbout Us - Puddle Ducks

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   Puddle Ducks teaches babies, toddlers and children up to 10 years to swim confidently and safely. Find out about their history, awards, media coverage and customer reviews.

5. www.ducks.org › hunting › waterfowl-idDabbling Ducks - Ducks Unlimited

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   • Mallard. The mallard is one of the most recognized of all ducks and is the ancestor of several domestic breeds. Its wide range has given rise to several distinct populations.
   • American Black Duck. American black ducks are similar to mallards in size, and resemble the female mallard in coloration, though the black duck's plumage is darker.
   • Mottled Duck. The Mottled duck can be confused with American Black ducks and hen mallards. While both drakes and hens have very similar plumages, the hen is a slightly lighter shade of brown.
   • Mexican Duck. Mexican ducks are similar to mallards in size and resemble a mottled duck or female mallard in coloration. Males and females are similar in appearance, although males generally have an olive-green bill while females have orange bills with dark spots.

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7. www.puddleducks.com › families-free-trialCome and try Puddle Ducks for FREE!

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   Puddle Ducks offers fun and tailored swimming lessons for babies, toddlers and children from 0 to 10 years. Fill in your details and get a free trial at your local venue in selected areas of the UK.

8. www.themeateater.com › hunt › ducksA Basic Overview of Puddle Ducks | MeatEater Hunting

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   Jul 3, 2018 · Learn what puddle ducks are, how they feed, and how they differ from diver ducks. Find out which puddle duck species are the best and worst for eating, and how to hunt them effectively.

9. www.wildlifetrusts.org › wildlife › how-identifyHow to identify dabbling ducks - The Wildlife Trusts

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   A guide to identifying our most common dabbling ducks: mallard, wigeon, teal, pintail, gadwall and shoveler.

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    What are Puddle ducks?

    • Mallards, teal, wood ducks, widgeons, gadwalls, pintails, and shovelers are all puddle ducks. They have large wings relative to their body size, which enables them to lift off from land or water in a vertically upward direction rather than needing the long horizontal takeoff “runway” required of deep-feeding diver ducks.

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    How do Puddle ducks eat?

    • Dabbling ducks, or puddle ducks, frequent shallow waters such as flooded fields and marshes. They feed by tipping up rather than diving. When taking flight, they spring into the air instead of pattering across the water.

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    What is a dabbling duck?

    • Dabbling ducks, or puddle ducks, are an integral part of the wetlands ecosystem. They can be seen frequenting shallow waters, flooded fields, and marshy areas, where they feed by tilting instead of diving. When taking flight, they spring into the air instead of pattering across the water like other types of waterfowl.

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    Are Puddle ducks vegetarian?

    • Puddle ducks have a primarily vegetarian diet. Their flesh is milder and better tasting than diver ducks, which feed heavily on fish, shellfish, aquatic insects, and other animal matter. There are exceptions. The shoveler is a puddle duck that feeds heavily on animal matter, and it is one of the poorest tasting puddle duck species.

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    What does a puddle duck look like?

    • Puddle ducks generally have colored wing patches, or speculum feathers. Their calls are generally coarse and gravelly, compared to the whistles and croaks of many diver species. Their legs are positioned in the center on their body, enabling them to walk and feed competently on land, though not as well as geese.

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