Very similar to lesser scaup; The only circumpolar diving duck, the greater scaup breeds across the tundra regions in north america and europe. Winter flocks on coastal bays may number in the . Still, there's quite a bit of . Greater scaup tend to choose saltwater bodies, while lesser scaup are found in freshwater zones further inland.
From isolated arctic breeding grounds, the greater scaup migrates considerably south for the winter, . Outside of the breeding season, greater . The more northerly of our two scaup species, the greater is also found across northern europe and asia. The greater scaup is the more northerly of the two species of north american scaup. Females are brown overall with a darker brown head and a white patch next to the bill, but the size of the white patch varies. Still, there's quite a bit of . Greater scaup breed on the tundra and in the boreal forest zones from iceland across northern scandinavia, northern russia, northern siberia and the western . Very similar to lesser scaup;
Still, there's quite a bit of .
The only circumpolar diving duck, the greater scaup breeds across the tundra regions in north america and europe. Females are brown overall with a darker brown head and a white patch next to the bill, but the size of the white patch varies. Still, there's quite a bit of . From isolated arctic breeding grounds, the greater scaup migrates considerably south for the winter, . They congregate by the hundreds and . Greater scaup tend to choose saltwater bodies, while lesser scaup are found in freshwater zones further inland. In north america, most greater scaup nest in coastal tundra of the arctic and subarctic, especially western alaska. The more northerly of our two scaup species, the greater is also found across northern europe and asia. Females are brown overall, grayer on body in winter, with white patch at base of bill and yellow eye. Outside of the breeding season, greater . Nonbreeding males look like a . Winter flocks on coastal bays may number in the . Greater scaup breed on the tundra and in the boreal forest zones from iceland across northern scandinavia, northern russia, northern siberia and the western .
Females are brown overall with a darker brown head and a white patch next to the bill, but the size of the white patch varies. Greater scaup breed on the tundra and in the boreal forest zones from iceland across northern scandinavia, northern russia, northern siberia and the western . Outside of the breeding season, greater . The only circumpolar diving duck, the greater scaup breeds across the tundra regions in north america and europe. The greater scaup is the more northerly of the two species of north american scaup.
Still, there's quite a bit of . Nonbreeding males look like a . They congregate by the hundreds and . The only circumpolar diving duck, the greater scaup breeds across the tundra regions in north america and europe. Outside of the breeding season, greater . The greater scaup is the more northerly of the two species of north american scaup. Winter flocks on coastal bays may number in the . The more northerly of our two scaup species, the greater is also found across northern europe and asia.
Females are brown overall with a darker brown head and a white patch next to the bill, but the size of the white patch varies.
Greater scaup tend to choose saltwater bodies, while lesser scaup are found in freshwater zones further inland. Winter flocks on coastal bays may number in the . Very similar to lesser scaup; Females are brown overall with a darker brown head and a white patch next to the bill, but the size of the white patch varies. They congregate by the hundreds and . From isolated arctic breeding grounds, the greater scaup migrates considerably south for the winter, . Still, there's quite a bit of . The only circumpolar diving duck, the greater scaup breeds across the tundra regions in north america and europe. Outside of the breeding season, greater . In north america, most greater scaup nest in coastal tundra of the arctic and subarctic, especially western alaska. Females are brown overall, grayer on body in winter, with white patch at base of bill and yellow eye. The more northerly of our two scaup species, the greater is also found across northern europe and asia. The greater scaup is the more northerly of the two species of north american scaup.
From isolated arctic breeding grounds, the greater scaup migrates considerably south for the winter, . Greater scaup breed on the tundra and in the boreal forest zones from iceland across northern scandinavia, northern russia, northern siberia and the western . The more northerly of our two scaup species, the greater is also found across northern europe and asia. They congregate by the hundreds and . Nonbreeding males look like a .
In north america, most greater scaup nest in coastal tundra of the arctic and subarctic, especially western alaska. Greater scaup breed on the tundra and in the boreal forest zones from iceland across northern scandinavia, northern russia, northern siberia and the western . From isolated arctic breeding grounds, the greater scaup migrates considerably south for the winter, . Winter flocks on coastal bays may number in the . The greater scaup is the more northerly of the two species of north american scaup. Females are brown overall, grayer on body in winter, with white patch at base of bill and yellow eye. The more northerly of our two scaup species, the greater is also found across northern europe and asia. Still, there's quite a bit of .
The greater scaup is the more northerly of the two species of north american scaup.
Still, there's quite a bit of . Females are brown overall, grayer on body in winter, with white patch at base of bill and yellow eye. The greater scaup is the more northerly of the two species of north american scaup. Greater scaup breed on the tundra and in the boreal forest zones from iceland across northern scandinavia, northern russia, northern siberia and the western . Females are brown overall with a darker brown head and a white patch next to the bill, but the size of the white patch varies. Nonbreeding males look like a . From isolated arctic breeding grounds, the greater scaup migrates considerably south for the winter, . Outside of the breeding season, greater . In north america, most greater scaup nest in coastal tundra of the arctic and subarctic, especially western alaska. Greater scaup tend to choose saltwater bodies, while lesser scaup are found in freshwater zones further inland. Winter flocks on coastal bays may number in the . The more northerly of our two scaup species, the greater is also found across northern europe and asia. They congregate by the hundreds and .
View Greater Scaup Pics. Females are brown overall with a darker brown head and a white patch next to the bill, but the size of the white patch varies. Females are brown overall, grayer on body in winter, with white patch at base of bill and yellow eye. Winter flocks on coastal bays may number in the . Greater scaup tend to choose saltwater bodies, while lesser scaup are found in freshwater zones further inland. Outside of the breeding season, greater .
