Birds Around Las Vegas, Wildlife Around Las Vegas
 Male Bufflehead |
General Description: Buffleheads (Bucephala albeola) are sexually dimorphic pond ducks. In both genders, the back is black and the sides are light gray or white. Females have a white oval on the side of the head, and males have a white crest. Taxonomy: Anseriformes, Anatidae, Anatinae Favored Habitat: Ponds and marshes. |
 Female Bufflehead |
Where to Find: Neighborhood ponds, parks (e.g., Lorenzi Park and Sunset Park), the Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve, and Boulder Beach Marina at Lake Mead NRA. To find them in more natural habitat, visit the Pahranagat Valley or the Overton Wildlife Management Area. Comments: |
 Bufflehead male |
 Bufflehead male |
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 Working on a small clam? |
 Beating up (tenderizing) a taste treat |
 Bufflehead female |
 Bufflehead female |
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Note: All distances, elevations, and other facts are approximate.
; Last updated 231231
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