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Duck Numbers Remain Strong as Habitat Declines

FWS survey indicates record duck numbers, average pond count

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2012 Redhead Numbers

Redhead populations have remained relatively steady since 1955, hovering in the 400,000 to 800,000 range and improving over the last 10 years.

2012: 1.270 million -6%
2011: 1.356 million
% Change from long-term average: +89%

Learn more about redheads in our waterfowl identification gallery.

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2012 Species Breakdown

	Mallard
	Gadwall
	American Wigeon
	Green-winged Teal
	Blue-winged Teal
	Northern Shoveler
	Northern Pintail
	Redhead
	Canvasback
	Scaup

Duck Numbers Remain Strong as Habitat Declines

FWS survey indicates record duck numbers, average pond count

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