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The Northern Shoveler is a medium-sized dabbling duck instantly recognizable by its large, spatulate bill, which is significantly broader at the tip. Males are highly colorful with a dark green head, white breast, chestnut flanks, and a blue patch on the forewing. Females are mottled brown but share the unique bill shape.
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