- In southern Arizona, the Wood Duck (Aix Sponsa) is classified as a rare breeding bird that is most frequently encountered as a seasonal visitor
- Celebrated as one of the most stunningly colorful waterfowl species in North America, these medium-sized perching ducks bring a vibrant burst of color to the desert state's specialized wetland habitats
- Wood ducks are much more common across Arizona during the winter migration months ... small flocks regularly arrive to seek refuge at local ponds, marshes, and urban parks
== Quiz Time: "How much wood would a Wood Duck duck if a Wood Duck could duck wood?
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