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This document provides information on the Bufflehead duck, including its taxonomy, known range, predicted habitat, protection status, habitat model, and references.

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What is the difference between a goldeneye and a bufflehead?

Bufflehead are smaller than Common Goldeneyes. Females are more uniform brown, with a white patch on the head that female goldeneyes lack.

Are bufflehead good to eat?

They are a good eating duck but don't have a lot of meat to show for the effort.

What do bufflehead eat?

Buffleheads consume mostly aquatic invertebrates, such as insects, crustaceans, and mollusks. They will also eat small amounts of seeds. Buffleheads are cavity nesters, predominately nesting in old northern flicker nest cavities.

Why is it called bufflehead?

The name Bufflehead comes from the archaic word “buffle,” meaning buffalo. Apparently the relatively large heads of the males appeared to resemble buffalo heads to some. They have also been called “spirit duck,” “butterball” and (in Japanese) “princess white wing.”

What is another name for a bufflehead?

The bufflehead, also known as the spirit duck, was added to the coat of arms of the town of Sidney, British Columbia, in 1995. Buffleheads are hunted and are considered a gamebird. In contrast to many other seaducks that have declined in recent decades, bufflehead numbers have remained relatively constant.

Is bufflehead a sea duck?

The bufflehead is the smallest diving or sea duck in North America. The name buffalo head or "bufflehead" is a direct reference to the duck's large-headed appearance. These ducks are strikingly beautiful. The male is black and white with a large white patch extending from the eye to the back of the head.

What is the behavior of a bufflehead?

Bufflehead behavior and facts Buffleheads are highly active, diving almost continuously. Buffleheads feed in small groups, with one duck watching for predators while other ducks dive. Buffleheads eat insects, aquatic plants and small invertebrates.

How to cook a bufflehead?

Rinse repeatedly until water runs clear. Pat dry and return to bag with olive oil garlic a cup of grapefruit juice and a sprig of rosemary. Marinate about an hour at room temp and grill or pan sear until rare. Remove from pan and melt 2-3 tbsp of jelly or jam of your choice.

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What is Bufflehead?

Bufflehead is a type of waterfowl belonging to the family Anatidae, known for its distinctive appearance and adaptability to various water habitats.

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Individuals or organizations that engage in activities requiring the submission of specific data related to Bufflehead, typically pertaining to hunting, conservation, or wildlife management, are required to file Bufflehead.

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What is the purpose of Bufflehead?

The purpose of Bufflehead revolves around regulating and managing waterfowl populations, ensuring sustainable hunting practices, and contributing to conservation efforts.

What information must be reported on Bufflehead?

Information such as the number of Bufflehead observed, hunting quotas, location, date, and any relevant conservation data must be reported on Bufflehead.