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Pictures of Birds Mallard Birds Pictures and Mallard Birds Kind

Mallard, one of the most familiar and most easily recognizable ducks, is a dabbling duck, which breed throughout temperate and subtropical regions of North America, Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Mallard is a strongly migratory bird in the northern parts of the breeding range, which migrate to farther south in winters. Mallard along with Muscovy Duck are considered as the ancestors of all the domestic ducks. They can be found inhabiting in wetlands, parks, rivers, marshes, ponds, lakes

Mallard is a large duck with a green head, grey body, yellow-orange bill with a black tip and rusty chest. Female birds are light brown. They feed primarily on aquatic plants and sometimes they even eat frogs. They make their nests on riverbeds although not necessarily near the waters. During breeding seasons, they form large flocks. Mallard is a noisy species with males making nasal calls and females the ?quack?. Size of Mallard:Weight 1-1.3 kg, Length 50-65 cm and Wingspan 80-95 cm.

Pictures of Birds Mallard Birds Pictures and Mallard Birds Kind

Pictures of Birds Mallard Birds Pictures and Mallard Birds Kind

Pictures of Birds Mallard Birds Pictures and Mallard Birds Kind

Pictures of Birds Mallard Birds Pictures and Mallard Birds Kind

Pictures of Birds Mallard Birds Pictures and Mallard Birds Kind

Pictures of Birds Mallard Birds Pictures and Mallard Birds Kind

Pictures of Birds Mallard Birds Pictures and Mallard Birds Kind

Pictures of Birds Mallard Birds Pictures and Mallard Birds Kind