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Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Anas versicolor
The silver teal male and female ducks have are easily identified because of their beautifully double colored beak: orange and blue, double colored head: dark brown and whitish beige, and double colored feathers of the body: brown and beige. In this case several of them swam calmly while sharing a peaceful and acquatic moment with other fellow animals.
It can be seen around Southamerica. These ones were spotted at the Capybara´s lake in "Parque Lecocq" reserve.
Lat: -34.82, Long: -56.21
Spotted on Jul 1, 2012
Submitted on Aug 25, 2012
8 Comments
...and all the mini invertebrates one that we can´t see ;)
Greetings Jimmy and thank you for the comment.
Wow you got three different animals in one picture
Hola Marta, ¿si? Por el lado de los Texeira, ¿conocés Uruguay entonces?
Que bonito! Sabes que mi familia materna son de Uruguay?
And the jacana... I thought so too María =)
How cool to get ducks and capybaras together!
The silver teal is a duck, next to it you may find a capybara. Here you have some other pictures of it:
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/121...
Then, you also have a bird which is a jacana. Here you have another picture too:
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/119...
Greetings and thank you for the comment
Cool bird. What is that thing on the shore though?