
Yellow-billed Duck
Dams & wetlands. Yellow bill with black saddle. Above dark brown, all feathers edged white; head and underparts white, all feathers with dark brown centres, densely so on head and neck.

Dams & wetlands. Yellow bill with black saddle. Above dark brown, all feathers edged white; head and underparts white, all feathers with dark brown centres, densely so on head and neck.

Wetlands. White face on black head; rufous neck and upper breast.

Secluded wetlands. Head and neck buff but densely spotted black (darkest on crown); a white spot at base of black bill; rest of upperparts spotted and barred dark brown; rufous and white.


Wetlands. Female has dark upperparts only; male entirely dark brown with bronzy sheen.

Brackish waters. Grey head (female has white face) on rufous body; black bill and legs.

Wetlands. Red bill; dark brown hood and upperparts; all feathers edged creamy; neck dusky; underparts white; all feathers with dark centres.



Wetlands. Head and body fulvous brown with white flank feathers; wings and back dark brown.
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