We talked about this critter previously: The Black-bellied Whistling Duck on the Roof - Critter 64 | Tanza Erlambang Update
Some people said that they are odd ducks. They stand on one foot like a flamingo, will roost in trees and stand on rooftops.
The little ducklings have black feet and bills, which then turn that pink/orange color as they mature.
Actually, we see them in the nearby lakes such as in the area called as "Green Trails" all the time. Last year we watched two broods grow up and fly away.
However, Whistling Ducks are quite comfortable in urban environments. There’s a family that enjoys our neighborhood’s pool.
Have you seen this critter? Where?
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ReplyDeleteI love these cute ducklings, they have a cute sound too. Great sighting and photos.
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...they are fun to watch!
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We talked about this critter previously: THE BLACK-BELLIED WHISTLING DUCK ON THE ROOF - CRITTER 64 | TANZA ERLAMBANG UPDATE
The little ones sure are sweet. I think I've seen them here. But always a treat to see the young ducks!
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This was so interesting reading about these ducks! I have never seen them. I don't know if they are around here or now. Thanks for sharing!
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We talked about this critter previously: THE BLACK-BELLIED WHISTLING DUCK ON THE ROOF - CRITTER 64 | TANZA ERLAMBANG UPDATE
Hello. Interesting post and photos.
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Thanks for your sharing have a lovely day...
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We talked about this critter previously: THE BLACK-BELLIED WHISTLING DUCK ON THE ROOF - CRITTER 64 | TANZA ERLAMBANG UPDATE
Awe.....they are adorable. I'm assuming they make a whistling sound.
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So interesting. Great post. I have not seen these in Nebraska.
ReplyDeleteQuite unusual. Yes, I might say they are Odd Ducks. Thanks for the post!
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We talked about this critter previously: THE BLACK-BELLIED WHISTLING DUCK ON THE ROOF - CRITTER 64 | TANZA ERLAMBANG UPDATE
They are cute.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to watch them.
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A nice duck that does not occur in my part of the world - shame really.
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Thank for your post, have a nice day:)
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Beautiful ducks images, I love them.
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Have you seen this butterfly in your gardens or yards?
Beautiful images!
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Have you seen this butterfly in your gardens or yards?
I have not seen that type of duck. We have Mallards around here. The males have green heads.
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Fascinating to learn about these ducks.
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