Also known as mallards, ducks, birds, birds, geese, birds, ducks. About 60 cm in length, the male body is slightly longer. There are differences between male and female body. The head and neck of the male are gray-green with metallic luster. There is a white collar on the neck and the back is gray-brown with wavy fine lines. The wings are gray-brown and the wing mirror is blue-purple; the belly is light and dark brown. Fine; tail feathers white, only the central two pairs of black and rolled like a hook. The duck's head is dark brown, with a brownish-yellow larynx and head, a brownish waist, a brown tail, and a pale belly; pale greenish-white, gray-green toes. Habitats in lakes, swamps, and reeds, in addition to the breeding season, many groups of activities. Reproduction in early spring, spawning in near-water grasses, soil caves or dead tree holes, spawning 4 to 12 eggs per litter. In late autumn, the group flies to the south for winter, and in the spring of the following year, it flies back to the north for breeding. Omnivorous, cereals, weeds, and insects feed on food and grow fast. Wild ducks are the ancestors of domestic ducks, and they have been manually selected and cultivated to become egg-laying ducks that produce 200 to 300 eggs each year. However, egg-laying ducks now lose their instinct for hatching eggs. Today's young ducks mostly come from artificial hatchery. In addition to edible meat and eggs, fluffy feathers can be used to fill in cold bedding and clothing. Feather can be used as decorative feathers. Therefore, it is the main hunting bird in China.
Wild duck habits
Also known as mallards, ducks, birds, birds, geese, birds, ducks. About 60 cm in length, the male body is slightly longer. There are differences between male and female body. The head and neck of the male are gray-green with metallic luster. There is a white collar on the neck and the back is gray-brown with wavy fine lines. The wings are gray-brown and the wing mirror is blue-purple; the belly is light and dark brown. Fine; tail feathers white, only the central two pairs of black and rolled like a hook. The duck's head is dark brown, with a brownish-yellow larynx and head, a brownish waist, a brown tail, and a pale belly; pale greenish-white, gray-green toes. Habitats in lakes, swamps, and reeds, in addition to the breeding season, many groups of activities. Reproduction in early spring, spawning in near-water grasses, soil caves or dead tree holes, spawning 4 to 12 eggs per litter. In late autumn, the group flies to the south for winter, and in the spring of the following year, it flies back to the north for breeding. Omnivorous, cereals, weeds, and insects feed on food and grow fast. Wild ducks are the ancestors of domestic ducks, and they have been manually selected and cultivated to become egg-laying ducks that produce 200 to 300 eggs each year. However, egg-laying ducks now lose their instinct for hatching eggs. Today's young ducks mostly come from artificial hatchery. In addition to edible meat and eggs, fluffy feathers can be used to fill in cold bedding and clothing. Feather can be used as decorative feathers. Therefore, it is the main hunting bird in China.