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Christy Sweigart

Christy Sweigart

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Staff Writer, Delta Waterfowl Magazine

Colorado

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Total articles 4

  • Hatch-Boosting Habitats

    By Christy Sweigart, Ashley Praus| Delta Waterfowl Magazine Verified Hatch-Boosting HabitatsBy Christy SweigartWhen it comes time for waterfowlers to drift into a sweet slumber, some may be transported beneath a canopied Arkansas timber, along the shore of a northwestern Nebraska slough, to the golden fields of Saskatchewan, or aboard a Louisiana mud boat navigating equally heavy water and air.

    By Christy Sweigart, Ashley Praus · Delta Waterfowl Magazine

    Feb. 21, 2025

  • What Do Ducks See?

    By Christy Sweigart, Angela Cook, Derrick Schiff Verified| Delta Waterfowl Magazine Verified What Do Ducks See? As we sit in the blind and anticipate the morning ahead, our minds can get stuck in a daydream. We may picture the array of colors on a wood duck or on an acrobatic flock of teal buzzing past. And this can lead us to wonder: Do the ducks see what we see?

    By Christy Sweigart, Angela Cook, Derrick Schiff Verified · Delta Waterfowl Magazine

    May. 24, 2024

  • Unusual Nesters - Delta Waterfowl

    By Christy Sweigart, Derrick Schiff Verified| Delta Waterfowl Magazine Verified Unusual NestersLater this spring, somewhere in the deserts of western Nevada, common merganser ducklings will descend from their nests. They’re categorized as cavity nesters, yet it’s not the usual tree from which these mergies will make their leaps. Like many ducks in North America’s Great Basin, they will have nested in a craggy rock—more specifically, a fracture in the rock that provides protection from ground predators and weather.

    By Christy Sweigart, Derrick Schiff Verified · Delta Waterfowl Magazine

    Mar. 08, 2024

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Delta Waterfowl Magazine