OK...while we don't have any Donald Duck shots to commemorate Donald being introduced to the world today in 1934, we can offer you a shot of some Laysan teal ducklings at Midway Atoll NWR (National Wildlife Refuge)—just as good! The endangered Laysan duck is considered the rarest native waterfowl in the United States and occurs only within the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands' Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument established June 15, 2006. Laysan ducks were once widespread across the Hawaiian Islands, but, by 1860, they ceased to exist anywhere except Laysan Island. Photo credit: Jimmy Breeden, USGS