Hartlaub's Duck

Hartlaub's DuckHartlaub's Duck has a cinnamon-red body with pale blue on the wings. The male has a white spot at the tip of the bill, and the species uses rivers, lakes, and streams in western and central equatorial Africa.What does it look like?The body is cinnamon-red and the wings have pale blue coverts. Males have a white spot at the bill tip that females lack.How does it live?Hartlaub's Duck has a cinnamon-red body with pale blue on the wings. The male has a white spot at the tip of the bill, and the species uses rivers, lakes, and streams in western and central equatorial Africa.It uses rivers, lakes, and streams in equatorial western and central Africa. It feeds mainly at night and may move to larger water during molt.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.