Waterfowl

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That might depend upon which species or individual you are thinking of, but the bird with the largest wingspan in the world is the Wandering Albatross at 12 feet. The Golden Eagle has the largest wingspan among eagles at 8.2 feet.

With our mallard duck it took him about 7-8 months before he got the real pretty green head on him, but now he is about a little over a year old and he is starting to change color again, his head is just a little green with dark gray in it and he has more darker gray in his body, but he is still very pretty.

A Female Trumpeter Swan is also called a Hen. The Male Is Called a Cob.

- Cristian Chiopris

Extinction is caused by both.

If there is a natural disaster, it can wipe out whole species. For example, climate changes such as the end of the ice age. There were some mammals that evolved into animals we know today and there were some that could not evolve fast enough and did not survive.

Man can cause extinction by over-hunting animals or destroying their habitats.

For example, the Dodo was a flightless, defensive bird which stood no chance when man colonised their island.

The usual. South for the Winter . Stay in wetland areas in the Temperate Zones.

A group of mallards in flight is called several different things. It can be called a flock, a brace, or a kettle. There are several other names for this including a cast.

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House Sparrow is a bird found all over the bird. It is known to lay eggs that are green in color with brown or grey spots.

They make their nests by weaving fine grasses. The nest is in a cup shape.

There are many large white birds on the planet ... you'll need a better description. How large is it? What is the wingspan or height? What other markings does it have? What color are the bill and the feet? Which part of the world does it live in?

Most waterfowl fly at speeds of 40 to 60 mph, with many species averaging roughly 50 mph. A common flying speed of ducks and geese is between 40 and 50 miles per hour. Geese normally fly at about the same speed as ducks. Which is faster when trying to escape danger? Depends on the individual bird.

There are way too many kinds to list here. There are plenty of species that haven't even been discovered yet! However, try looking through the Encyclopedia of Life (eol.org), or other sources like Wikipedia to find different species.

Mallard ducks have been clocked at 50 - 60 mph.

Ordinary flight is around 40-55 mph for most ducks. (Add an additional 10-12 mph when chased.) Canvasbacks, when chased, have reached 72 mph.

The red-breasted merganser is the fastest duck ever recorded, attaining a top airspeed of 100 mph while being pursued by an airplane. A Grumman G-73 Turbo-Mallard cruises at about 180 mph.

it has a long neck and long leg in search of food. it lives in a water. it also called wader.

Well it is only balck but it looks shiny when the sun shines on it and when the sun shines on it it looks purple. and it is called a black rat snake

The magnificent frigatebird has a forked tail.

as long as they want to

Owls

ducks

humming birds

american warblers

canarys

parrots

egrets

penguins

long beaked birds

webbed feet birds

curved beak birds

water birds

land birds

short beaked birds

A common loon's foot is about the size of a human palm.

Recent research shows that they DO NOT mate for life.

Previously it was believed that they do mate for life, but if one was killed, the other would seek another mate.

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