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Size & Shape. A large, big-headed diving duck with a gently sloping forehead and a stout neck. · Color Pattern. Breeding males have a chestnut head and neck set ...
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The canvasback (Aythya valisineria) is a species of diving duck, the largest found in North America. Canvasback. Temporal range: Pleistocene–present.
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Canvasbacks breed in the Prairie Pothole Region of North America. They prefer to nest over water on permanent Prairie marshes surrounded by emergent vegetation, ...
It is a characteristic bird of prairie marshes in summer and saltwater bays in winter. The Canvasback dives for its food, mainly the bases and roots of plants ...
Canvasbacks are North America's largest diving ducks. Their common name is derived from the breeding male's canvas-colored white body.
Canvasbacks breed in small lakes, deep-water marshes, bays, and ponds. They tend toward waters with a dense border of cattails, rushes, and reed grass.
Canvasback is the largest species of diving duck in North America and is highly recognizable due to the male's stark white body, contrasting with a deep maroon ...
Canvasbacks are diving ducks, well-adapted for foraging underwater, propelled by strong webbed feet. They often dive to depths of seven feet while foraging but ...
The canvasback is a large diving duck with a distinctive long, sloping facial profile. It visits the Chesapeake Bay and its tidal rivers from autumn through ...