Common eider birds Protect her baby in the nest | Natural Bird Check

One of the first sounds you'll hear when you visit our Wetland Centre is the distinctive call of our Eider Ducks. Instead of the typical "quack" of a mallard, the Eider's have a unique "aah-woo" sound 🔊🎶 This large sea-duck is the UK's heaviest duck and is a firm favourite at the centre - their regular displays and singing always brings a smile to our face! Come and hear them for yourself - visit us today! | WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre

Turn your sound up for something incredible! ✨ Each species of eider has unique vocalizations and displays for courtship. 🟠 Steller’s: look for a series of head-turns, shakes, and rearing out of the water 🟡 King: look for vocalizations, rearing out of water, head movement, and splashing 🟢 Spectacled: look for rearing out of the water and listen closely for a soft "hoo hoo,” which sounds like a low hum. The sound is so soft and low that it can be hard to hear, and it has only been recorded in

588 reactions · 51 shares | The common eider ducks sound like they are wowing or gossiping about something  Common eider ducks come to Svalbard in Northern Norway to nest during summer. They are super smart and use the patch of land between two dog yards, so that their main predators, the polar foxes, stay away. Like this they feel protected and it sound like they have A LOT to tell each other 藍  @svalbard_adventures | Visit Norway | Facebook