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This duck is the most common in the UK and is found all over the Northern Hemisphere. The females are speckled brown and the males have iridescent green heads. What duck is it? |
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2.
Ducks have 2 ways to feed. What are these? |
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3.
In the summer the male of this duck has chestnut coloured plumage and its bill is blue. It lives on marshes and shallow pools. What is this duck? |
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4.
Which of these is NOT a real duck? |
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5.
This sea faring duck has amazing feathers. The male has striking black and white and the female is a dull speckled brown with greyish underwing. Which duck is it? |
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6.
Most wild ducks fly south for the winter, but what are they doing in the north in the first place? |
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The male of this duck could not be mistaken for any other. Its plumage is many different colours including red, orange, blue and cream. It also has black and white stripes on its chest. Another striking feature is the orange trianguar feathers which stand upright at the tip of its wing. What is this duck? |
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8.
Why are male ducks more prominently coloured? |
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This duck is large, almost gooselike in shape, is black and white, although the head can look green. The beak is vivid red and in males is shaped at the base like a swan. There is a chestnut band on the breast and a black stripe on wings. What duck is this? |
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Most ducks can be placed into one of four main groups. The dabbling duck, diving ducks and sawbills are three, what is the fourth? |
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