Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The water utilities that withdraw from the Duck River need to be leaders here and implement significant water conservation measures to help ...

The Duck is in trouble. For many years, people have used the Duck for drinking water, for bathing and cooking and watering our lawns and cooling our factories and the list goes on. We have taken ...

When he eased on the mud motor’s gas, the limb bent and sprang back and shoved the boat’s stern into the water. Read Next: Why Duck Hunters Die “I looked back to see water coming over my transom,” ...

Not Tonka. He’d patiently tread water, steadily closing the gap until he got close to the bobbing duck. Then, when the duck dove, Tonka would dive too, grabbing the surprised bird by the tailfeathers.

Governor Bill Lee signed an executive order this month to preserve the Duck River and promote water resource management statewide. The Duck River becomes more of a gravel bed than a river in ...

a volunteer with City Wildlife’s Duck Watch program, pulled up on a bicycle. Volunteers monitor mallard nests and try to protect ducklings as they invariably head for water after they hatch.

According to the Cornell Lab, they are very fond of rice fields, where they can find food and enjoy an “optimal water depth for these gangly birds.” In America, this whistling-duck is most ...

known as “Mama Duck,” will be in Myrtle Beach from May 8 through May 11 as part of the YMCA of Coastal Carolina’s Splash Safe Challenge and National Water Safety Month. According to a news ...