The Gadwall is a medium-sized dabbling duck known for its subtle beauty, particularly the male's finely patterned grey body, black rear, and distinctive white speculum (wing patch) visible in flight and at rest. Females are mottled brown, similar to a female Mallard, but with a smaller, all-dark bill. It's often found in freshwater marshes and lakes.
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