As the sun set on February 21, 2026, a group of fulvous whistling ducks joined a small bunch of black-bellied whistling ducks at the Lacassine NWR. (Photo by Brett LaBore/Lakeland Times)
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Caramel on the Coast
A journey for the fulvous whistling duck
Of all of the duck species in North America, the fulvous whistling duck is probably the most unfamiliar to Wisconsin. It likes the warm, treeless coastlines of Texas and the ocean expanses that border the Louisiana bayou. Habitats like the Everglades, where you see American alligators, is where you can find fulvous whistling ducks.
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