Common Goldeneye Hunting

The common goldeneye, scientifically known as Bucephala clangula, is a small to medium-sized diving duck found primarily in North America and parts of Europe and Asia. Notable for their striking appearance, males have a distinctive black head with a greenish sheen and a characteristic round white spot near the eye, while females are more subdued in color, featuring brown plumage with a lighter brown head and a pale cheek.