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Goldeneye Duck House #10140

Goldeneye House
(24-1/4"h x 11"w x 15"d)

Goldeneye ducks nest in hallow cavities and because they are unable to excavate their own they are constantly searching for good nesting sites.

Once they find one they like they will use the same nest year after year. When you put up a goldeneye duck house you are likely to have ducklings every year.

$51.99

This Coveside Goldeneye Duck House has a larger entrance hole than the Wood Duck Houses do. This duck house comes with wood chips and a ladder for the ducklings to use.

Covesides Goldeneye Duck Houses are handcrafted in Maine from eastern white pine and constructed to last.

Common Goldeneye ducks are recognized by their bright yellow eyes and the whistle they make with their wings.

Goldeneye duck houses should be placed by or directly over water. Goldeneye duck houses placed beside wood rivers and over ponds get filled fast.

Goldeneye Ducks breed in Alaska and across Canada to Newfoundland and the Maritime Provinces, south to mountains in Montana and Great Lakes. Winters in much of U.S., wherever water is open; also in Eurasia.

The Goldeneye Duck breeds on wooded lakes and ponds then winters mainly on coastal bays and estuaries.

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