Wigeon Hunting

This term generally refers to several species of dabbling ducks belonging to the genus *Anas*, most commonly the Eurasian wigeon (*Anas penelope*) and the American wigeon (*Anas americana*). Both species feature distinctive coloring: the male Eurasian wigeon has a reddish-brown head and a creamy crown, while the American wigeon has a greenish head with a white crown. They are often found in wetlands and are known for their mixed feeding habits, including grazing on grasses and foraging in shallow waters.