The bright yellow plastic duck, measuring 61 feet high, 64 feet wide and 74 feet long, will make her Put-in-Bay debut next ...

A duck has been nesting in a planter at the intersection of New York Avenue and 14th Street NW since at least February. On Tuesday, some of her ducklings were seen hatching.

"Mallard chicks are resilient and should survive the drop to the ground," the DNR said. "However, this nest is within a few hundred yards of an active bald eagle nest, so we do advise caution when ...

Duck nests typically start to flourish in April, and hatching peaks into the second week of May. “We get, actually, a lot of calls in the early spring when people are seeing mallard pairs shopping for ...

Hansen recommended that anyone who finds mallard ducks nesting in their yard should leave them alone and enjoy their company for a few weeks. Within 26 days they will be gone.

As of 8:53 a.m., one of the bald eagles had chased away the mallard duck, leaving the ducklings alone in the nest. Mama Duck takes off after she is spotted by a nearby bald eagle.

In a sudden twist, a female mallard duck has decided to move into the vacant eagle’s nest, laying eggs where the DNR had hoped to spy on a bald eagle couple this year.

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s 78th-annual spring breeding duck survey conducted in May showed an index of about ...

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.

WASHINGTON (7News) — A D.C. museum dedicated to words will spend the next few weeks with a secondary mission, tracking when new ducks will hatch after a "mama mallard" made the museum's rooftop ...

Easily the most recognizable and most widely known of all the ducks in North America, the mallard is a species that can be seen almost anywhere there is water. Lakes, rivers, coastal waters, city ...