Wildlife







						Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.
Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.
Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.	Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.
Slender diving duck with a thin neck and a long, thin bill. Females and immature males (pictured) have a brownish head and neck, with a dingy breast, as well as grey plumage with distinctive white spots. Red-breasted Mergansers are fish-eating ducks that forage by swimming and diving underwater. They often hunt cooperatively, herding schools of small fish into shallow water where they can easily eat without diving. Red-breasted Mergansers live in lakes and open water, in more northern climate.