Our members have all sorts of waterfowl; pets, show birds and critically endangered species. We are rightly proud of our birds. Do you have a great image that belongs here? Send it to us from the Member Area.
European Wigeon
Keeping a beady eye out — Barry Nicolle
Tilly is so proud of her Runners
Young exhibitor Tilly is rightly proud of her birds — Tom Davis
Apricot Trout Runner duckling
Indian Runner Ducks are full of character — Julian Burrell
Swan Goose
Wild ancestor of domestic African and Chinese Geese — Morag Jones
Judging Sebastopol Geese
Mark Rubery ponders the finer points of competing birds at the Champion Waterfowl Exhibition, Stroud — Morag Jones
Harlequin Drake
Just the most perfect thing? — Dan Aldersley
Waterfowl — our passion
Wild or domestic, tall or small, duck, goose or swan: we just love them all — British Waterfowl Association
He’s nearly as big a you!
Visitors get to see the birds close up at our Champion Waterfowl Exhibition. Held on the first Sunday in November at Stroud Leisure Centre. — Morag Jones
Wild Greylag Geese swimming
We're watching you — Morag Jones
Andrew Wetters – Championship Judge
Andrew Wetters considers the finer points of a Muscovy Duck — Tim Daniels
Examining a Hook-billed Duck
Judge Julian Burrell and steward Amy Hart at the Champion Waterfowl Exhibition, Stroud — Morag Jones
Auto-mower
Original, self charging. Batteries not included.
Drake giving it some attitude!
Our first duckling, May 2020, a few days old and keeping contact. He turned out mixed breed, but was supposed to be a Khaki Campbell. The breeder was so apologetic! — James Palmer
White Ducks in Winter
Chilling out — Morag Jones
Freckled Duck bathing
All ducks love a bath! — Dan Aldersley
Successful young exhibitor
Judge Mike Hatcher presents Oliver Crump with his trophy for junior exhibitor at the Champion Waterfowl Exhibition at Stroud — Morag Jones
Sleepover
A mixed household Sleepover: Pekin Ducks and Common Shelduck— Ken Ballinger
Lake Duck preening
Time for a tidy-up — Morag Jones
Cuteness overload
Seconds away from nodding off — Caroline McCornick
Abacot Ranger ducklings
Abacots grow quickly and love the sun on their backs — Tim Daniels
Spotted Whistling ducklings
Two ducks in the hand — Morag Jones
Broody Call Duck
Broody Call Duck, a sure sign of spring — Bridget Burman
Eider Duck on nest
Eiders sit tight no matter what — Barry Nicolle
White-faced Whistling Ducks
Here come the girls — Morag Jones
Red-breasted Merganser
Handsome in his breeding plumage, Red-breasted Merganser — Barry Nicolle
White-backed Duck pair
At home in South-west Scotland — Barry Nicolle
Alert Laysan Ducks
Maybe they're small and brown, but Laysans have great personalities — Morag Jones
An armful of Crested Ducks
You'll often find Anthony Stanway with an armful of ducks — Morag Jones
White-backed Duck
Do ducks realise they are beautiful? — Morag Jones