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A bird standing in a rainy pond

The mallard is a dabbling duck that breeds throughout the temperate and subtropical Americas, Eurasia, and North Africa, and has been introduced to New Zealand.

cute duck on the farm

Welsh Harlequin Duck standing by the lake

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Savica river near lake Bohinj in the Triglav National Park in Slovenia during a beautiful springtime day in the Upper Carniola region.

Duck in closeup near the water, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany.

Portrait of a lone duck sitting by a pond

Japanese duck

Female mallard duck in water. Anas platyrhynchos

domestic geese near water.

duck portrait, atmospheric animal theme in woodland wild area with pond green water reflection

A couple of mallard ducks are grooming themselves in autumn on a rock, near a pond.

A duck stands alone on a rock with mouth open

A duck bends down to forage on a patch of green grass near the lake's edge, surrounded by nature. The peaceful scene captures the bird in its natural habitat.

view of group of cute wild mallard ducks with variegated plumage. Waterfowl in the wild. Selective focus

Mallard duck in a lake

Close-up of a brown red duck by the pond

Small Colorful Duckling In The Wilderness

Wild duck sitting in front of a large pond in a tropical forest. The photo was taken using a telephoto lens.

The Mallard Duck (Anas platyrhynchos) may be one of the most abundant ducks in the world. It frequents marshes, wooded swamps, grain fields, ponds, rivers, lakes and bays. The mallard may be found in any kind of aquatic habitat, but favors fresh water. Its diet is omnivorous. The mallard forages in water by dabbling, submerging head and neck, up-ending. On land it grazes, plucking seeds and grubbing for roots. This male mallard was standing on a rock in Walnut Canyon Lakes in Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

The stance is actually quite common in birds, and the reason for it is quite simple. In many cases, birds stand on one leg because they are cold and keeping one leg tucked up underneath their body helps prevent the loss of body heat, according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology(Opens in a new window).

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A female mallard duck standing on the edge of the water

A duck bends down to forage on a patch of green grass near the lake's edge, surrounded by nature. The peaceful scene captures the bird in its natural habitat.

Photo of a duck standing on a stone platform in the middle of a pond.

A duck standing on a pebble beach in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. It is looking up at the camera.

Ducks sunbathe on rocks in the water, on the riverbank

Wild duck stands on a tree trunk in the pond

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