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Some geospatial data on this website is provided by geonames. Union , Sauer et al. Gadwall are common to abundant migrants and winter residents in Texas which has some of the highest wintering concentrations in North America along the coast. These ducks begin arriving in this state as early as late August with most coming in October. They are present until late May. The breeding season apparently starts well before the last migrant has left since in Colorado fledged young were observed by atlasers from May 29 to August 5 Oberholser , Leschack et al.

In Colorado atlasers found young Gadwall almost exclusively on lakes, swamps and wetlands with or without emergent or floating vegetation Boyle In Arizona almost all young of this species were found on wetlands edged with emergent vegetation Piest In or near these habitats, Gadwall nests are usually placed in tall, dense vegetation in prairies, fields and meadows.

The nest is built by the female in a shallow bowl, scrapped in soil. The nest contains rushes, grasses and roots. In the nest the female usually lays range smooth, dull, creamy white to grayish green, unmarked eggs, one per day They are indistinguishable from those of American Wigeon Anas americana. The nests can be distinguished by the larger size and darker color of the down feathers in Gadwall nests.

Most males leave to molt after the clutch is complete. The eggs are incubated by the female for days. Nest success is very variable, but often high. After hatching the female leads the precocial young, capable of feeding themselves, to open water, usually surrounded by dense vegetation.

Here she broods them at night for up to 14 days.