Mallard

Mallards are Abundant in Western Washington especially in colder months has ones from far north pushes in to the state they are year round.
Habitat 
Is Bodies of water of all sort and fields of all sort.

Behavior

Mallards forage by up-ending in shallow water and by grazing on land. Mallard pairs form in the fall and winter, and remain intact through the winter and into spring. Pair bonds tend to break up, however, when the female begins incubating eggs.

Female

Non Breeding Male

Male Breeding