Gadwall
From Natural History of Southeast Alaska
Gadwall (Anas strepera) Rare in all seasons except Summer when they are Very Rare. Best seen at Swan Lake, Starrigavan Estuary, or Totem Park.
| Spring | Summer | Fall | Winter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rare | Very Rare | Rare | Rare |
Best observed at: Swan Lake, Starrigavan, Totem Park
Preferred Habitats: Lake, Estuary
Observed at: Swan Lake, Starrigavan, Totem Park, Port Krestof
Breeding Status: Not expected to breed
Family: Anatidae
Documented in the Sitka area
J Dan Webster
Rare migrant and winter visitant. Merrill took one at Lisianski Bay 22 September 1911 (Willett 1914). I saw two at Port Krestof 1 May 1940 (Gabrielson and Lincoln 1959). C. Johnstone saw one 15 February 1970 (Kessel and Gibson 1978). Gibson saw two on 7 to 9 May 1982. I saw two on 16 August 1986. Recorded on 8 of the 28 Christmas counts.
