Here are the species of waterfowl found on the island...

[Edward Smith]

Many of them are not found everywhere on the island. but, all species can be found on the island. Some only in Labrador. If I have ommitted any, especially ones found in Labrador please correct me. Please look at the document below to find Pictures. I have attached them for easier Identification. Ed
Migratory Game Birds:
Listed below are some common migratory game birds that appear in Newfoundland and Labrador :

American Widgeon
Barrow's Goldeneye
Black Duck
Black Scoter
Blue-winged Teal
Canada Goose
Common Eider
Common Goldeneye
Common Merganser
Green-Winged Teal
Long-tailed Duck (Old Squaw)
Mallard
Northern Pintail
Red-breasted Merganser
Ring-Necked Duck
Surf Scoter
White-Winged Scoter
Wood Duck
Common Snipe

Listed below are some uncommon migratory game birds that appear in Newfoundland and Labrador :

Greater Scaup
Lesser Scaup
Tufted Duck
Eurasian Widgeon
King Eider

[Mark Clifford]

That is a real impresive list of species.

[Brendan Kelly]

ALSO
hooden merganser
buffel head
white fronted goose

just to name a few

[Shane Pinsent]

Few I haven,t seen. Missed snow geese.

[Jim Mansfield]

i remember hearing my Father Talking about the King Eiders, they used to call them Bottle Nose Ducks, has anyone else heard that Name ?? i haven't see one in May Years, are there still some Around ?? if so Where have they been seen ??

[Shane Pinsent]

Jim, We are after killing a few over the years off the northeast coast. When the season used to be open later you'd see more. They usually show up late in the season.

[Jim Mansfield]

Thanks for that info Shane, i didn't Know that there were any left Around, that's good to hear. we always have more Birds around here after the Season Closes, that's the way of it. usually there's Lots of Ducks and Turrs from Mid March on.

[Shane Pinsent]

Seems like when labrador is late freezing up its late when the birds come down. Have killed some eiders with bands from labrador. Guess they'll stay in the breading grounds feeding as long as they can.

[Justin Boutcher]

You forgot

Coots

Pinkfooted Geese

Barnacle geese

Brant

And I have to disagree with one thing you listed above the greater scaup or commonly named bluebill is relatively abundent on the island perhaps one of the most abundent inland divers.

[Edward Smith]

I agree Justin, but most of the literature out there states that these are migrants and non breeding. Which I find hard to swallow as well. Thus, I placed them in the migrants section based on available literature.

[Brendan Kelly]

do brant and barnacle gease come here ? ive never herd of them comming here

[Justin Boutcher]

Yeah Ed I agree  alot of those books aren't acurate they not only breed here they winter her at least here in southern coastal regions.

And yeah Brendon they do I have a pinkfooted goose and a barnacle goose mounted killed about 6 or 7 years ago and a guy here killed a double banded brant about 10 minutes from my home and picked him I couldn't be lieve it, when he called about the bands he was banded in Greenland.

[kenneth Griffiths]

 I will take one of each please.LOL