None can get from Point A to Point B faster than the blue-winged teal. Just ask any duck hunter ... simply by tipping upside down and literally standing on their heads underwater to feed.

There are three subspecies of teal commonly found in the U.S. For the most part, blue-winged and green-winged teal inhabit the Atlantic, Mississippi, and Central flyways. Green-wings, along with ...

Blue-winged teal begin to wing their way through Teller County in good numbers during early spring on the way to their breeding grounds. While some breed in the Rockies, they mostly breed in the ...

Retrieving a blue-winged teal back to hand. Stephen Maturen There’s not much difference between a knowledgeable teal hunter and an opportunistic one. You actually have to be a bit of both when hunting ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s 2024 waterfowl population status report released Tuesday indicates another significant ...

A pair of rare blue-winged teal, native to North America, are believed to have attempted to breed in East Yorkshire, say wildlife experts who have observed their nesting behaviour this year.

"There is a shortened teal season this year. "This is based on blue-winged teal breeding populations. So, they were recently below the threshold for having a 16-day season." Some duck populations ...

9. The season runs for 16 consecutive days through Sept. 24. Teal — blue-winged, green-winged and cinnamon — are migratory birds. Blue-winged teal are the most abundant. Teal are always the ...