Wooing Antics on the St. Louis River

“April is a great time to sit and watch the incredible courtship displays of ducks,” writes Sparky Stensaas on the YouTube description for this recently posted video with footage shot in 2011. The segments show the wooing antics of common mergansers, common goldeneyes, bufflehead and hooded mergansers.

“Here in northern Minnesota, the ice is just going out on the lakes and early returning male ducks are trying to impress the ladies,” notes Stensaas.

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Helmut Flaag

about 4 years ago

Many years ago our family was camping somewhere in northern Mn next to a lake when a Mallard walked up to my mom and I, made that classic angry duck sound, turned 180 degrees and projectile shat towards us. We broke down and almost died laughing.

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