Scoters

Submitted by jon on 02/27/2004 at 22:12. ( harlequintax ) 68.113.208.64

Do all species ( or no species ) of Scoter, white wing, surf, or black, use their wings to aid in diving?

Thanks,
Jon

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Didn't know they did?

This response submitted by George on 02/27/2004 at 22:53. ( ) 205.188.209.8

For some reason, I thought the Old Squaw was the only duck that "flew" underwater. How about it Nancy?

All diver ducks do

This response submitted by taxidermy Kid on 02/27/2004 at 23:18. ( ) 63.226.182.58

What about Bluebills, and buffleheads? All diver ducks use they legs, and wings to aid while diving!

lol thats how they got the name
Taxidermy Kid

some do and some dont

This response submitted by jon on 02/28/2004 at 00:30. ( ) 68.113.208.64

king eiders do,
old squaw do,
harlequins do
common eider don't
harlequins do
Mergansers all species don't
pchards, (cans, redheads, scaup) don't
Goldeneye do sometimes, but generally don't

auklets do
terns do
cormorants don't
anhingas don't

Does anyone have a contact email for Frank S Todd? I found a phone number.. but what if he's anti-taxidermy?

Jon

Thanx Jon

This response submitted by George on 02/28/2004 at 21:26. ( ) 205.188.209.8

I never knew. Thanx again.

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