Chambly Canal Every bird needs habitat—food, water, cover, and a nest site—to survive and reproduce. A Wood Duck, for example, finds food in open water and its cover and nest site on the wooded shoreline. Wood Ducks - Duck and cover - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Chambly Canal Every bird needs habitat—food, water, cover, and a nest site—to survive and reproduce. A Wood Duck, for example, finds food in open water and its cover and nest site on the wooded shoreline. Wood Ducks Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-04-11 08:34:18 Open Document File Size: 277,43 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm food / nest site / / Person Jeff Nadler / / / URL www.lakechamplainbirding.org / / SocialTag Tringa Ducks Anas Greater Yellowlegs Mallard Sandpiper Ornithology Shorebirds Zoology

Chambly Canal Every bird needs habitat—food, water, cover, and a nest site—to survive and reproduce. A Wood Duck, for example, finds food in open water and its cover and nest site on the wooded shoreline. Wood DucksAdd to Reading List