Northern Black-bellied Whistling Duck
Northern Black-bellied Whistling Duck
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This northern subspecies of the Black-bellied Whistling Duck is found across North and Central America, characterized by its bright pink bill and chestnut and black plumage. It is a common and often vocal wetland resident.
Where to spot
Freshwater wetlands, ponds, and agricultural fields from the southern United States south through Mexico and Central America.
How to spot
Look for the bright pink bill, black belly, and long legs. Listen for its clear, whistling call, especially when disturbed or in flight.
When to spot
Active both during the day and at night, often seen foraging in fields or resting on water.
Where to spot
Freshwater wetlands, ponds, and agricultural fields from the southern United States south through Mexico and Central America.
How to spot
Look for the bright pink bill, black belly, and long legs. Listen for its clear, whistling call, especially when disturbed or in flight.
When to spot
Active both during the day and at night, often seen foraging in fields or resting on water.
This subspecies is known to engage in significant migratory movements in parts of its range, flying in large V-formations, a behavior less common among some other whistling duck species.
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