Diving Ducks, Loons, and Cormorants Photo Gallery by Gillian at pbase.com

Diving Ducks, Loons, and Cormorants

This is not an easy group of birds to get close to; most like to congregate and feed in the middle of lakes or large rivers, far away from the shore. Sometimes, however, we get lucky, and chance upon them in more accessible places.

:: Genus Aythya ::	Common Eider	Common Eider	Common Eider	Common Eider
Common Eider	Common Eider	Common Eider	Common Eider	Surf Scoter (female)
Black Scoter	White-winged Scoter	Canvasback	Canvasback with Blue-winged Teal	Long-tailed Ducks (females)
Long-tailed Duck	Long-tailed Duck	Long-tailed Duck	Long-tailed Duck	Long-tailed Duck
Long-tailed Duck (Female)	Long-tailed Duck (Female)	Bufflehead (female)	Bufflehead (female)	Buffleheads
Buffleheads	Bufflehead (female)	Bufflehead (female)	Bufflehead (male)	Bufflehead (male)
Common Goldeneye (female)	Common Goldeneye (female)	Common Goldeneye (female)	Common Goldeneye	Common Goldeneye
Common Loon	Common Loon	Common Loons	Horned Grebe, breeding plumage	Pied-billed Grebe
Pied-billed Grebe	Pied-billed Grebe (Juvenile)	Red-necked Grebe	Double-crested Cormorants	Double-crested Cormorant
Double-crested Cormorant	Double-crested Cormorant	Double-crested Cormorant

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