Unknown
1930
3
133-133a
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NEST: of dried reeds, leaves, grass and lined with down; usually located on ground near water.
EGGS — 8 to 12; thru gray white to green buff.
Eastern Canadian provinces and northeastern United States.
Similar to Black Duck.
Southeastern Canada and eastern United States. Rare west of Mississippi Valley.