These are the various ways French, Chinese, Greek, Hindi, Arabian, Hungarian, Russian, and Thai might imitate the call of a mallard (Anas platyrhynchos), probably the most common duck in the world.

A good many ducks quack, but not all ducks quack. However, a good old-fashioned quack will attract most ducks—mallards and non-mallards alike. But the ability to sound like different types or species ...

If you’re reading this, you probably suck at calling ducks. Don’t feel insulted, though, because most people suck at calling ducks. Nash Buckingham once wrote, “A duck call in the hands of a novice is ...

YARDLEY BOROUGH >> Yardley Borough has always loved its ducks. From day one, the borough’s location on the Delaware River has made it the perfect stop over site for migrating waterfowl. And then there ...

A duck living on a lake here isn't letting a dart in its head stop it from eating, swimming, socializing or paddling away from rescue attempts. Authorities don't know who shot the duck at Silver Lake ...

Brits will have many fond memories of going down to their local park as children to feed the ducks. The simple but pleasant past-time continues to be a popular one, and may even have instilled in us a ...

WASHINGTON — Move over, cherry blossoms — there's a new springtime obsession waddling into the spotlight! A mama mallard duck has chosen Planet Word’s Rooftop Terrace as the cozy headquarters for her ...