- the
other shelducks. Some
authorities place it in the
genus Casarca along with the
South African shelduck (T. cana), the
Australian shelduck (T. tadornoides)...
- The
common shelduck (Tadorna tadorna) is a
waterfowl species of the
shelduck genus, Tadorna. It is
widespread and
common in the Euro-Siberian
region of...
-
concentrations occur. The
Australian shelduck's primary habitat is
lakes in
fairly open country.
Australian Shelducks can be seen in
flocks of up to 1000...
- The
shelducks, most
species of
which are
found in the
genus Tadorna (except for the
Radjah shelduck,
which is now
found in its own
monotypic genus Radjah)...
- The
radjah shelduck (Radjah radjah), is a
species of
shelduck found mostly in New
Guinea and Australia, and also on some of the Moluccas. It is
known alternatively...
-
paradise shelducks lack the
white collar,
white parts around the eye and base of the bill, and the chestnut-coloured
breast band.
Paradise shelducks are the...
-
twenty crested shelducks in the
Dashanbao region of Yunnan,
though many
believe this
flock to be a
misidentified flock of
ruddy shelducks. It is believed...
-
species is monotypic: no
subspecies are recognised.
Adult South African shelducks have
ruddy bodies and
wings strikingly marked with black,
white and green...
- Eton blue is a
shade of
greenish blue or
bluish green used
since the
early 19th
century by
sportsmen of Eton College. It is
similar to the
colour Cambridge...
- the
subfamily Anserinae, or in its own family, the Stictonettinae. The
shelducks make up the
tribe Tadornini in the
family Anserinae in some classifications...
