This duck thrives in rivers so wild that most birds avoid them.
The Harlequin Duck breeds along fast-flowing mountain streams and winters on rocky coastlines across North America, Greenland, and parts of eastern Russia. Its striking plumage matches an equally remarkable lifestyle, diving through turbulent waters to feed on aquatic insects, crustaceans, and mollusks.
A fearless navigator of rapids and crashing waves, proving that beauty can flourish in the harshest waters.
Harlequin Duck 👇
This bird… carries a tail longer than its own body — like a ribbon trailing through the forest. In the woodlands of central China, Reeves’s Pheasant moves…
This bird… looks black — until the light reveals a hidden rainbow. In the quiet ponds and farmyards of North America, Cayuga Ducks glide across the water…
This bird… carries a tail longer than its own body — like a ribbon trailing through the forest. In the woodlands of central China, Reeves’s Pheasant moves…
