Pointless? Sure. But every minute they spend on this kind of stuff is a minute they can't spend on more damaging legislation.

and Thai might imitate the call of a mallard (Anas platyrhynchos), probably the most common duck in the world. But, of course, to English speakers, it’s quack-quack. And, by the way, it’s only ...

Some of these characteristics were consistent with this New York mallard. So, I contacted Dr. Mike Brasher from Ducks Unlimited, and he put me in touch with the relatively new duckDNA program.

Late February marks an exciting time for observing mallard ducks as they prepare for spring migration. While some head north, many remain in Southeast Missouri to nest and raise their young.