The Ring-necked Duck is a medium-sized diving duck of North America. The male is characterized by a black back, grey flanks, a white vertical stripe near the breast, and a subtle reddish-brown neck ring (often difficult to see). Females are brownish with a light facial patch and a white ring near the tip of their grey bill. Both sexes have a distinctive peaked head shape.
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