Skip to content

Wolves Wild

Wildlife from Wolverhampton and nearby

  • Guides
    • Insects
      • Common insects
      • Beetles
      • Butterflies
      • Moths
      • Dragonflies
      • Damselflies
      • Bugs
    • Wild flowers
    • Fungi
    • Trees (Woodland Trust)
  • Blogs
    • Belvide birding
    • Smestow Valley Birding
    • Shropshire birder
    • Staffordshire birding
    • UK and Eire Natural History Blogs
  • Local societies
    • B’ham / Black Country Wildlife Trust
    • B’ham Natural History Society
    • Sandwell Valley Naturalists
    • Shropshire Wildlife Trust
    • Shropshire Fungus Group
    • South Staffs Naturalists Society
    • Staffs Wildlife Trust
    • West Mids Bird Club
  • About site
    • Contact me
    • Privacy policy

Tufted ducks, female and male, West Park

12 January 2019 by David

Tufted duck (female)

Pair of tufted ducks on the lake at West Park, with their characteristic tufts of feathers at the back of the head. Although their plumages are almost monochrome, the male’s is as in many species, easier to spot with its bright white area.

Categories David
Butterfly Farm: Spider eating butterfly
Anglers’ Pool, Fowler’s Park
© 2026 Wolves Wild • Built with GeneratePress