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On the ground, often a fair distance from
the water.
Hollow, lined with down.
Stems, leaves and seeds.
The breeding male is a patterned grey, with
a black rear end and a brilliant white speculum. Non-breeding males
look more like the female. The females are light brown, with a dark
orange-edged bill.
46-56 cm long.
April-June. 1
Brood.
8-12 Eggs. |