Much of Britain's breeding Gadwall likely trace to a single pair caught in a Norfolk decoy around 1850. Pinioned so they could not fly home they stayed to nest and others followed.
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Much of Britain's breeding Gadwall likely trace to a single pair caught in a Norfolk decoy around 1850. Pinioned so they could not fly home they stayed to nest and others followed.
Learn your UK birds free at learn-birds.com
Rob's choice of #BirdOfTheDay today is #BestOfTheMonth I think my best was this sweet little #Gadwall taken on 7th September, down by the river but I can't decide which side profile I like best. 😁 #birds
A gorgeous Gadwall swims on a pond covered in bright green algae for today's alternative #BirdOfTheDay theme of #Green - green in the background not on the bird
#Birds #Gadwall #Duck #Ducks #Nature #Wildlife #Birding #BirdWatching #BirdPhotography #GreenSat
A young female #Goosander has joined the #Gadwall in the #Mallard flock today 🙂 lovely to see. #birds