Femelle © Dominic Cormier eBird S40662641 Macaulay Library ML 76700661
Mâle © Silvia Faustino Linhares
Mâle et femelle © Santiago Imberti
Mâle © Pablo Brandolin
Femelle © Ken Pulvino
+ 4
Mâle © Pio Marshall
Mâle et femelle © Marbry Hopkins
© Pablo Gutiérrez Maier

Brassemer de Patagonie Tachyeres patachonicus

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Identification

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A large, heavily built duck that is fairly common along rocky seacoasts and on lakes near the coast; also local and uncommon on larger lakes farther inland. Despite the name, rarely seen in flight; more often seen thrashing through the water like an old paddle steamer boat, hence the name. Male’s bill is mostly orange, while the female’s bill is mostly greenish. Plumage of both sexes is duller gray or brownish gray compared to Flightless Steamer-Duck; the two species sometimes occur together, but Flightless tends to be warier.

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