Mallard

Park visitor and contributing photographer Evie Williams captured these beautiful images of a Mallard mom and her trail of chicks

Courtship is a serious business for these Mallards. Male A has got the female to accept his company (and maybe

Mallards form monogamous pairs before the spring breeding season. This pair, dabbling together in the brackish water just below the

At the southeast corner of the North Basin (the water between the park and the freeway) sits the culvert that

Like the proverbial pigs, these Mallards looked at home and happy rooting in the mud at low tide on the

This Mallard drake stood on a rock, quacking occasionally, soaking up the rays. There was nothing special about it. Mallards

My wife laughed in disbelief when I told her that I came back from the park with speculum pictures. She

The heavy rains of the past week came like manna from heaven for the Mallards. Big puddles materialized, and these