Spotted Whistling Duck

Spotted Whistling DuckThe Spotted Whistling Duck has a reddish-brown breast with fine dark markings and reddish-brown scaling on its white flanks. It lives in wetlands and feeds on grass seeds and snails at twilight and night.What does it look like?Its lower neck and breast are reddish brown with fine dark markings. The white flanks have reddish-brown scaling, and the upperparts and tail are dark brown.How does it live?The Spotted Whistling Duck has a reddish-brown breast with fine dark markings and reddish-brown scaling on its white flanks. It lives in wetlands and feeds on grass seeds and snails at twilight and night.It uses wetlands, lakes, ponds, rivers, and mangroves. It feeds at twilight and night on grass seeds and snails and nests in tree hollows.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.