If you’ve spent time identifying waterfowl, you’ve probably encountered the occasional, unusual bird that was hard to identify. Naming those odd ducks can be an exciting challenge!

That’s why we hope you’ll join us for an upcoming, hour-long online class that dives into the details of tricky waterfowl ID.

Barnacle Goose and Canada Goose © Jeffrey Blanchard / Macaulay Library

Odd Ducks and Wandering Waterfowl ID

An upcoming online workshop you won’t want to miss!

November 19, 7:00 p.m. EST / 4:00 p.m. PST

Led by instructor Kevin McGowan, we’ll take a look at the more unusual ducks and geese you might encounter this season in the U.S. and Canada. We’ll show you how to identify exciting winter waterfowl visitors that occasionally blow in from far flung places. We’ll also analyze photographs of a few hybrid ducks and deduce their parentage by picking apart their mixed characteristics. It’s sure to be a lot of fun! Space is limited, so reserve your seat today.

Register early and save 20%!

$10.39 until Nov 11; $12.99 after Nov 11

Sale ends Nov 11, 2024

This workshop will be conducted completely online, live through the Zoom platform. Live captions will be available, and ticket holders will receive a link to the recording a week after the event concludes.

In this live workshop, you’ll…

• Go beyond basic waterfowl identification to explore the realm of unusual, vagrant, and hybrid ducks and waterfowl.
• Learn to identify uncommon waterfowl known to appear in the U.S. and Canada.
• Examine examples of hybrid ducks and learn how to determine their parentage.
• Have a ton of fun!