They are very cool and out of my league. Thank you for the pictures and information.
Dr. Todd :
They are a wild species of duck in the genus Netta. They are among the smallest of waterfowl, adults could fit in your open hand. They're a bird for specialists, very uncommon in captivity and challenging to keep/breed.
They are a wild species of duck in the genus Netta. They are among the smallest of waterfowl, adults could fit in your open hand. They're a bird for specialists, very uncommon in captivity and challenging to keep/breed.
DT
Actually, they're not Netta (that' the narrow-billed pochards....rosy-bill, red-crested, and southern). Pygmy geese are Nettapus.
Dadgum Dr. Those look EXACTLY like someones birds I know! PLease, Please show us more of YOUR avairy set up with these beautiful birds swimming around in it Pan out on your pics some so we can all enjoy YOUR setups.
They are a wild species of duck in the genus Netta. They are among the smallest of waterfowl, adults could fit in your open hand. They're a bird for specialists, very uncommon in captivity and challenging to keep/breed.