Duckology with Dr. Frank: Using Candling to Assess Incubation Stage Dr. Frank explains how Delta biologists use candling to assess a nest’s incubation stage. [...]

Tracking Raccoons with Satellite Telemetry Delta Waterfowl is studying raccoon movements to increase the efficiency of Predator Management trapping.

Top Duck-Craving Predators Delta Waterfowl is on a mission to fill every flyway. Support the Million Duck Campaign Today. When it comes to food-chain hierarchy, [...]

Whose Nest Is It? Tips from Delta’s president and chief science officer Frank Rohwer on identifying the nests of mallards, pintails, blue-winged teal, gadwall and shovelers. [...]

Helping Eiders Researchers are deploying structures to raise nest success in Nova Scotia By Paul Wait Common eiders nesting on offshore islands of Nova Scotia are [...]

To Catch a Coon Delta Waterfowl studies raccoon movements to make trapping more efficient By Paul Wait Delta Waterfowl’s Predator Management trappers caught dozens of [...]

Taking Flight with Ringnecks In this unique footage, veterinarians explain the process of surgically implanting satellite transmitters in hen ringnecks for Delta’s innovative ring-necked duck tracking [...]

Duckology with Dr. Frank: Using Drones to Find Broods This incredible aerial footage of duck broods illustrates the potential of Delta’s pioneering drone research to revolutionize [...]

How Weather Impacts Ringneck Migration Tori Mezebish, a graduate student at the University of Georgia, explains how a lingering snow line delayed the spring migration of [...]

The Value of Ephemeral Wetlands in Cropland When spring arrives on the prairies, the first ponds ducks use are sheet water wetlands in farm fields. [...]