American Wigeon

The American Wigeon is a common species of duck.

Location/Habitat
The Wigeon is a species of duck found in almost if not very flyway in North America. Found in the Mid Atlantic States, the southern part of North America, Central America, and Northwestern South America.

Appearance
The American wigeon is a medium-sized bird with a round head, short neck, and small bill. It is 17–23 inches long, with a 30–36 inches wingspan and a weight of 1.12–2.93 pounds. The male has green feathers around its eyes, a strip of cream colored feathers from its bill to the crown of its head, and a pale, white belly. The female has mostly gray and brown feathers.

Sounds
The male Wigeon makes a whistling sound. It has three notes, while the female quacks.