Atlantic Flyway Mallards - What You Need to Know

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Delta is hard at work to get eastern mallards back on track. Dr. Frank Rohwer describes groundbreaking Delta research aimed at boosting mallard populations in the Atlantic Flyway. If you're an eastern duck hunter, you know that mallards have been showing a long term decline. Delta is doing the scientific research and collecting the data to learn if this is a production or a survival problem and find solutions.
UPDATE: Isotope research showed EXACTLY what Delta's experts/Schumer predicted - northern ducks were showing up at banding stations much farther south and being considered “locally” raised birds - but their feathers revealed that they were from much farther north in Canada.
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[@aaronsnatic2446]

Interesting research. Looking forward to see more about the Atlantic Flyway mallards and this line of research.

[@roberttownsend6067]

The decline of the Eastern Mallard is this why black duck numbers have increased?