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Red-Crested Pochard Netta Rufina Beautiful Duck, Close up. A young bird.

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The red-crested pochard is a large diving duck

Beautiful water bird, adult male Red-crested pochard and adult female Gadwall, low angle view, side shot, swimming and foraging on the wild swamp in the morning under the warm light in nature of tropical moist montane forest, public park in northern Thailand.

The Red-crested Pochard, Netta rufina is a large diving duck. Here swimming in a lake at Munich, Germany

mandarin duck

female Red crested pochard among males

natural close-up male red-crested pochard duck (netta rufina) in water

Red crested pochard duck has red eyes and beak and stunning brown head. They're swimming in a lake and you can see the ripples of his movement in the water.

Fistione Turco, Netta Rufina

A Red-crested Pochard, Netta Rufina, with a wind-swept and dishevelled crest on a lake in southern England. The red-crested pochard is a type of diving duck, common in lakes and marshes of Southern Europe and central Asia

Winter day: single netta rufina duck is grooming and splashing in a pond with waist up.

Marbled Duck, London, UK

$L 53-57cm, WS 85-90 cm.\nBreeds on fairly large, reed-fringed eutrophic lowland lakes and sea-bays, also on larger lagoons and saline marshes. Migratory only in north. Regular vagrant, especially in autumn and winter.\nHabitats much as for dabbling ducks, upending and dabbling for food in shallow, richly vegetated waters. Vegetarian.\n\nThis Picture is made in the AWD Dunes (North Holland) in Winter of 2023.$

A beautiful female duck swimming photographed from a low angle in city pond

two males of Red crested pochard

Duck, common pochard

Anatra con becco rosso

A female red crested Pochard swimming in the water, sunny morning in springtime, Austria

Redhead Duck - Female

Red-crested pochard seen in the English Garden, Munich. Feeds on aquatic plants, seeds, and small invertebrates. Commonly found in lakes, rivers, and wetlands across Europe and Asia.

red crested pochard (Netta Rufina) on the lake

Red-crested Pochard. (Netta rufina).

The Canvasback (Aythya valisineria) is a large diving duck, the largest in North America. The duck’s common name is based on its white back looking like a blank painter’s canvas. The canvasback has a wedge-shaped head and long neck. The adult male has a black bill and a reddish head and neck. The male’s sides, back, and belly are white resembling the textured weave of a canvas. The adult female (hen) also has a black bill with a light brown head and neck. The chest, sides and back are brown. The canvasback’s primary breeding habitat is in the North American prairie potholes. It prefers to nest among the protective cover of cattails and bulrushes. Other important breeding areas are the river deltas of Saskatchewan and the Alaskan interior. The canvasback migrates to wintering grounds in the mid-Atlantic states, lower Mississippi Valley or along the California coast. Brackish bays and marshes with abundant aquatic vegetation and invertebrates are ideal wintering habitat. The canvasback feeds mainly by diving but also gets food by dabbling. A favorite food of the canvasback are the tubers of the sago pondweed but also eats buds, seeds, roots, snails and insect larvae. This female canvasback was photographed while swimming at Walnut Canyon Lakes in Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

Red-crested Pochard (Netta rufina) male in Japan

male Red crested pochard

red-crested pochard duck (netta rufina) couple swimming in water

Female Pochard duck on a lake at Gosforth Park Nature Reserve.

The Red-crested Pochard, Netta rufina is a large diving duck. Here swimming in a lake at Munich, Germany

birds photographed in the pond

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