Waterfowl of the duck family
Alternative descriptionsLarge wild and domestic waterfowl with a long neck
Our geese: gray, bean goose, white-fronted, white-necked, barnacle goose, white, mountain, Canada goose, red-breasted goose, swan-nosed goose, lesser white-fronted goose, brent goose
Tributary of the Oka
Pig enemy
A bird that doesn't care about water
These are birds that inhabit bodies of water, such as the banks of rivers, lakes and flooded areas. Few species, such as duckweed, can be found in rivers at the edge of the sea. They are omnivores and preferentially feed on vegetables, grains and seeds, and filter them through filtration nozzle valves. They make large seasonal searches for greater food availability. Nesting usually occurs near bodies of water in the soil or in voids and cavities of trees and dry trunks depending on the species.
There are about 30 species in the family with a wide distribution. They are a sessile, monogamous bird and although they live primarily in the water, they are very active on land and can climb waterfalls by jumping from rock to rock. They dive for about 20 seconds to prey in rapids and pools and feed on fish and aquatic macro-living animals.
Panikovsky's bird
The bird whose liver is used to make the “king of pates”
Which animal was sacred to the Roman goddess Juno, whose temple was located on the Capitol?
This poultry has the highest calorie meat
Nils' vehicle from Selma Lagerlöf's fairy tale
Who was Martin, saved by the boy Nils in Selma Lagerlöf's fairy tale?
Nesting occurs between June and October, in tree cavities and rock cavities. The female lays about 8 eggs on the trash and incubates them for about 30 days. It is a bird that is at high risk of extinction, mainly due to coastal forest degradation. Duck mackerel is a species with a wide distribution in Latin and Central America, found throughout Brazil and from Argentina to Mexico. Males measure approximately 85 cm in length with a wingspan of 120 cm and weigh 2.2 kg.
Women are half the size of men. The body is black with a white stripe on the wings and a red area around the eyes. They feed with their heads and necks submerged in water and feed primarily on the roots, seeds and leaves of aquatic plants. They have a daily habit and perch on tall trees using claws to sleep. They nest between the months of October and March in deep trees near water or on the edge of nearby forests. Soon after birth, the woman names the chicks, which follow her into the water.
. “red paws, pinches your heels, run without looking back” (riddle)
. “I swam in water, but remained dry” (riddle)
Merry fellow at grandma's
Palmate
Bird of the duck family
The pig is not a friend
Poultry
Bird in a dish
Red paws, pinching the heels
Important clawed bird
The rooster crows and he cackles
Panikovsky
In addition to their importance as members of those into which they are inserted, ducks also have great economic importance. They are very popular in gastronomy, but these birds have a light creation, and the sale of its meat increases annually by 5% to 10% in Brazil alone.
João Felix Vieira - approach to the origin of the priest and mackerel, economic importance of the species for agropechiara - agricultural technician. Pato is a term with etymological background in Persian and Arabic. This concept is often used to refer to a class that has wings and a body covered in feathers. The duck is a bird belonging to the Anaidae family and generally lives near water.
Swine uncomrade
The hen needs a rooster, but what about the goose?
Who was Martin to Nils?
cackling bird
An important bird that is not a friend to a pig
I swam in the water but stayed dry
The rooster's neighbor in the poultry house
Nils' feathered transport
Claw type
City...Khrustalny
Grandma's bird
A pig is no friend, according to the proverb
Large waterfowl with a long neck
Between the characteristics of ducks, they stand out with their short legs and large tip. The duck can be domesticated, although it usually lives in the wild. There are several types of duck. It usually has white plumage and an orange or yellowish bill. This animal is native to South America and inhabits lakes, lagoons and oceanic coastal areas. Also known as the southern confluence, diver, swineherd, and duck diver.
Because of this feature - taking into account the subtle state water resources planet in the 21st century - it's no surprise that this aquatic bird is classified as "critically endangered" on lists of species considered seriously endangered. Worldwide, no more than 250 of them are still struggling to survive in parts of Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil. The largest group, numbering about 100 specimens, resists the Canastra mountain range, southwest of Minas Gerais, in an area close to the boundaries of the national park of the same name.
Poultry
The bird that saved Rome
River in the city of Gus-Khrustalny
River, tributary of the Oka
Rogue, swindler
A bird that doesn't care about water
. "... a pig is not a friend"
Which animal was sacred to the Roman goddess Juno, whose temple was located on the Capitol
Who was Martin to Nils?
The hen needs a rooster, and the goose needs
M. gander and goose, southern. goose, sowing goose, app. goose, a famous yard and wild bird of Anser; goose, goose, gosling, baby gosling, chick. Chinese goose, dry-nosed goose, with a bump on the nose, cygnoides. Bean goose, dark-feathered segetum, hot beak; gray goose, cinereus, from it Russian, yard geese. Our northern industrialists distinguish seven species: Bean goose, large gray goose, gray goose, motley goose, gabble, squealer and black goose, building a nest together with powder, white owl. Red goose, Phoenicopterus, on the Caspian Sea. sea, long-legged, crooked; flaming or flaming. Goose, one of the northern constellations. *Pawed goose, a man with a mind of his own. Just like the gander: the heart is small, but the liver is big! talk about angry. Semka stole the pig and said it to the gosling. Do not catch the goose either in the oven or under the table, but on the table; in the oven: early; under the table: late, only bones. They drag a goose to a wedding, and into cabbage soup. Some you can eat with a bite, but others you can’t even eat with a goose. I would serve the goose, but there is no baking tray! The goose won't come out of the oven! wedding, says the cook, and the groom treats her with wine and shoots a gun into the oven, then the goose is served. Astrich. Our sexton doesn't eat geese; and the sexton doesn’t even know how to pinch them. All goose: if only there were feathers! The seagull is a goose, and the crow is a goose. You'll give a goose for a chicken. Like a cockroach in front of a goose. Would you ask the goose if its feet are cold? Belt your goose for cold weather. That being said, it's a goose's head. it happens that a pig eats a goose. God allows it, and the pig eats the goose. The goose pig is not a friend. A big goose cannot hatch a calf. You can't trample a field with just one goose. We'll kill the geese and plug up the holes (in the garden). We're in trouble like water off a duck's back! Trouble falls like water off a duck's back! Drink, goose, water, not from the boyar family! It's water on a duck's back, but I've had enough of incredible words. Water is off a duck's back, incredible words. Our bride was not herding geese, but shaking a spindle. The goose flew by and didn't hit him with its wing. A goose is flying to Holy Rus', Napoleon. The ducks were flying, the geese were flying, the cows were flying, the goats were flying! a game where, after one thing, everyone raises their hands if something flies, and for a mistake they give a payback. He knows a lot about how a blind man felt for milk, having felt his hand, instead of a goose: the leader boasted that he had taken a sip of milk; and what is it, asked the blind man? "Sweet and white." what is white? "Like a goose." what is a goose? The counselor bent his hand with a crutch: “Like this.” The blind man felt it and realized what kind of milk it was. The goose drinks lard, the eagle. talk if someone does not drink wine after meals. A goose and a duck dive into the rain. The goose presses its paw towards the cold. The goose stands on one leg, facing the frost. Geese flap their wings to indicate frost; gargle for warmth. A goose (or crow) hides its nose under its wing to indicate the cold. The geese are flying, there will be a lot of water; low, little. Geese and oak socks are flying, saying: so-and-so, so-and-so! threshing. The geese are flying, the oak socks are flying, the geese are saying: chekot, chekot, chekotushka? threshing. Game of geese: the queen drives a flock of geese into the field and calls them: “geese, come home!” For what? "The wolf is behind the mountain!" They run home, and the wolf intercepts and catches them from the side. Goose, gander, liver, heart, root, ox offal, wind vein with lungs, heart and liver, due to the similarity of these offal with a flying goose. Gus sib. Samoyed clothing, parka; in tob The goose is made of thick and woolly reindeer fur, a long shirt, with the wool facing out, with a cap on the collar, and is worn on the road in addition to the malitsa and parka. For the summer they sew a cloth goose. Gusak, old. boiled salt, in the form of sugar loaf. masons jib (see below). Geese pl. Psk. hard pimples, bloody cracks on the legs, from barefoot shoes, dirt, bad weather. Goose, single file adv. single, one after another, in a row, in a row, in a trail, in a thread, not in bulk, not in a bunch, one at a time. Harness a goose, ride a goose, ride as fast as you can, along narrow winter roads, in deep snow, harnessing horses one in front of the other, three at a time, up to five. Gusev, Gusakov, Gusynin, Gusenyshev, etc. belong to them. Goosey, goosey, characteristic of geese, related to them, consisting of them, etc. Goose cry. We sell goose feathers. A bunch of goose. The goose step, in the former recruiting school, is training, the longest. Goose memory, chicken memory, turkey memory, unconsciousness. Goose Road, Batyeva, the Milky Way, in the direction of which the geese fly away. Crow's foot, diverging branches of a tunnel. Goose foot, plant. Alchemilla vulgaris, sundew, mantle; Chenopodium, pigweed, winch different types. Goose grass, goose pasture, plant. Potentilla anserina, mighty goose, caterpillar, ringlets, goose's feet, metograss, femur. Goose, single-file path, riding and road by a goose (see also jib). Gander, gander, gander, in various meanings. related to the gander. Gander shop, sale of boiled gander, liver, liver, etc. Gander membrane, also known as gander and gander. diaphragma, blona separating the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity; very poorly called the chest-abdominal barrier. A gander is a hunter of geese and ganders before they fight, and he lets the ganders fight for fun. A vendor selling gander, offal, boiled liver and lungs from a stall. Gusachnikov, belonging to him; gander, belonging to ganders, characteristic of. Gusyatina goose meat. Gusyatnik m. hunter of geese; selling geese; shepherd with geese; with a bird. Eagle, goose grabber. Gosling, September day, also known as hussars, Nikita's flight of goose, gosling, reporez. Festival of goose birds. Sheep are sheared and geese are killed. Departure of geese. Placate the merman by throwing him a goose without a head, which is taken home to count the brownie. Goose barn and goose barn. goose barn, poultry house for geese. Goose eagle. peasant withdrawal guard, for example. to the fair. Gooseberry, plant. Polygonum avicul. knotweed, pork burkun, plantain, trample. Plant. Potentilla anserina, goose grass. Anthriscus sylvestris Gosling, woman with geese, grazing. Gusyatnikov, Gusyatnitsyn, belonging to him, her. Gosling, belonging to or characteristic of goslings. Hussarnya goose barn, goose house, goose barn. Hussar is a nickname for peaceful marauders carrying backyard poultry. Goose hunting, hunting geese, breeding them for sale. Gusek will belittle. gander, breast giblets. A type of game, with checkers in squares, with dice thrown: the checkers go in single file, one after another. Fillet, similar to a goose neck; brick, hewn by selection or angle; a small bracket, a support for a shelf, cut with a rounded slope, etc. Crawling game. jib. Gusyanka w. covered barge along the Oka, Tsna (from the Gus River); more than fathom long; width depth
The main reason for this amazing population is the superiority of the waters of the San Francisco and some of its tributaries in a small area that extends from the top of the mountain to the bottom of the park's postcard Casca d'Anta Falls - a radius of 50 kilometers from its source. It is now known that the most terrible enemies of the bird are the removal of the ciliary forest, sedimentation in San Francisco, expansion agriculture and the use of pesticides. The growth of unorganized tourism and the practice of extreme sports in the vicinity of its territory also makes the animals calm, aloof and frightening.
Not a pig's friend
Sukhonos is a large goose, which is also called the Chinese goose. In appearance, it resembles a bean goose, but only from afar.
Up close, the species of the bird is easily determined by a clearly visible dark stripe located along the upper side of the head and the back of the neck.
Its long, thin, serrated and curved beak is adapted to catch fish with extreme dexterity. Designed a back train and black. It has a wing of 21 cm, a tail of 10 centimeters, a beak of 3.2 cm on average and a brass of 4.2 centimeters. He goes up and down rivers in search of small fish.
The wine needs 100% clean and pure water currents, protected by preserved ciliary forests and abundant fish, especially lambari. They are monogamous, with a reproductive season between May and September, when they hatch up to eight eggs. Puppies are born after more than 30 days of incubation and remain with their parents for up to ten months.
Description of the sukhonos
The lower body of the bird is painted in light shades of yellow-brown, the forehead is decorated with a white stripe, the back and sides of the head, and the upper part of the neck are reddish-brown. The sides of the body are covered with blackish-gray plumage with light transverse stripes. The undertail and sides of the neck are white, and the crop and chest are brownish-gray.
It nests in tree hollows near rivers. It flies low along the river, landing on rocks, sandbanks and fallen logs in the water. One of the few Brazilian birds adapted to the rivers of the plateau regions. Appearance: A duck, roughly the size of a mallard, but slender and with a longer neck and tapered tail. In his breeding livery, the male is easily identified by his long tail, and the female closely resembles a female mallard. Dimensions: length from 51 to 62 cm, wingspan from 79 to 87 cm, weight from 0.9 to 1.1 kg. Nest: hidden by bushes on the banks or in the grass, never seen in the forest. The nest is lined with dark feathered feathers tipped with white. Breeding: from 6 to 11 eggs laid in May, incubated by the female for 22-23 days. The ducklings leave the nest soon after hatching and learn to find food alone, although they remain close to their mother until they can fly at about 7 weeks of age. Distribution: Rocks near marshy shores and on wet ground. The highest densities are in the northern regions. Head south in August-September and return in April-May. Winter in Western Europe and around the Mediterranean, only occasionally in Finland. Food: plant material, invertebrates. The sounds are emitted: the male's breeding call is a short "cree" whistle, reminiscent of the call of a teal, while the female calls like a mallard. The wing mirror is green with a white trailing edge. . Despite its threatened status, the northern coneroot is available for hunting in Finland.
The base of the beak is edged with a narrow white stripe, which is absent in young geese.
The weight of an adult suknos is 2.8-4.5 kg, body length reaches 90 cm, wingspan 1.5-1.6 m.
Males have a characteristic swelling on the beak. Young birds are light in color, covered with brownish-gray feathers, light stripes missing on the sides. Legs light yellow.
Nordic chiffon has a delicate aspect and its long neck is characteristic. Females, juveniles and non-breeding males have a conical tail, and the breeding male's tail feathers extend to a long tip. The brown head of the breeding male is clearly distinguished from the white plumage of the neck and chest. The brown color forms a narrow patch that extends to the cheeks. Its belly is white, its cloaca and black features, and its back and wings are mostly light gray. Between mid-summer and late fall, the male's plumage resembles the female's gait, although it differs from the dun gray of the wing's wings.
Birds form noisy flocks and talk loudly as they fly, emitting a long, loud “go-go-oo-o”, like the sound of a trumpet.
Habitat and nesting of sukhenos
The dry-nosed goose occupies a not very extensive habitat. These birds were once widespread throughout southeastern Siberia, but currently only small areas remain where they nest wild goose. Sukhonos is found in the Primorsky region, Sakhalin, Transbaikalia, Southern Baikal region, Southeast and Southern Altai, and lives in the Amur tributary basin.
The speculum of the porcupine wing is greenish or brown with only a trailing edge. It has gray legs with dark webs, a bluish-gray bill and a brown iris. They have long necks, narrow, sharp wings and usually short legs. They are distinguished from dolphins and crests by their wide beaks with serrated edges, which they use as a sieve. Their flattened body is well protected by a thick layer. In general, they build a simple nest with the soil down in dense vegetation. The young are born downward and can swim within a few hours of hatching.
The bird is migratory, spring arrival occurs in April, geese fly in small flocks, and in September they migrate to south-eastern China, Japan, Korea, and are also found in small numbers in Uzbekistan during the winter. Perhaps the appearance of the name Chinese goose is associated with the autumn migrations of rare birds to China.
The Sukhonos is easy to distinguish from other geese by its heavy flight. Water is the native element for the Chinese goose; it swims and dives well. During molting, when the bird loses its flight feathers and cannot rise to the wing, it becomes accessible prey to predators. But in moments of danger, the dry fish immerses its body in the water so that only one head remains on the surface, or it completely goes under the water and swims to a safe place.
Almost everyone molts their feathers and feathers at the same time and cannot fly until the new feathers are long enough. Swans are the largest anataids. Their neck is longer than their body. Most of them are white, like the adults. The three species known in Europe are white. These heavy birds often visit the shores of lakes and rivers, swooping down, plunging their heads and necks into shallow water in search of aquatic plants. They also graze on the banks. Men and women look the same, but men are slightly taller. Juveniles have greyish-brown plumage on the upper surface, whitish on the underside.
The bird's habitat is confined to the shores of fresh and salty reservoirs, overgrown with bushes, located on the plains and in the mountains. The nest is located in reed thickets in a dry area among swamps, or less often located on the ground on a remote island.
Sukhonos builds a nest of stems coastal plants, their own feathers and blades of grass are used for bedding. The clutch contains from 3 to 12, usually 5-8, white eggs. Incubation lasts about 30 days. Only the female heats the eggs, while her partner swims nearby. The chicks emerge from the brood type, quickly dry out and leave the nest with their parents.
Swans run on water when they fly. The anserine subfamily has 20 species in the world. Geese form a separate group, but their size and other features are an intermediate link between swans and ducks. In Europe there are greylag geese and geese. They are large birds, mostly black, dark brown or gray. Identifying geese is usually easy because each species is distinguished by its black and white head patterns; V gray geese species differences are much more complex and require good visibility or full knowledge of the voice.
Men and women are similar. Geese have thicker, longer necks than ducks, short legs and wide, rounded beaks. Most have legs that are more advanced than ducks and swans. This adaptation allows them to "graze" grasses in meadows and fields, but some eat aquatic plants. Many took advantage of the food present in cultivated areas.
Several broods form small groups. When a predator appears, they hide in thick grass if they are on land. By diving into the water, they escape from enemies in the pond. Adult birds distract the enemy from their offspring by pretending to be wounded and dragging one wing to lead the enemy away from the brood or simply trying to drive them away. In early June, young birds begin to molt. Adult geese molt one month later. The change of plumage lasts 30 days. In autumn, birds form large flocks that move in a caravan during migration.
Both parents take care of the little ones. The adults lose all their remixes at once and are unable to fly for 3-4 weeks in the summer, which often coincides with a time when the pups are still not fit to fly. Often noisy, geese are sociable, especially during migrations and winter, and then form large troops. Migration takes place along immutable routes. Wild, but may be familiar in areas without hunting: juveniles from Arctic breeding areas can be very confident in autumn.
Subfamily. Surface ducks form the first of four groups of ducks. Ducks are smaller than swans and geese, have flatter beaks and shorter legs. Canard ducks are found primarily in shallow water and forage for food while occupied on the surface. Most are capable of diving, but rarely do. They feed on aquatic plants. Their flight is powerful and they take off from the water in one leap.
The sukhonos is a herbivorous bird; it feeds on sedges, cereal seeds, shoots, pine needles, and aquatic plants. Berries and insects add variety to the diet.
Dry-nosed goose and man
The dry-nosed goose is an extremely rare bird. As a result of habitat reduction, the number of this species is decreasing. This is the rarest goose in our country. Several reasons can be cited why the bird lost its nesting sites: construction of hydroelectric power stations, regulation of river flows, development of floodplain lands, deterioration of conditions during wintering, anxiety due to human presence.
Men and women have different plumage. Do their secondary memories usually have a shiny area? wing mirror. At the beginning of summer, the man takes on the plumage of the eclipse. Bridal plumage appears already in early autumn. The plumage of males and females is less differentiated. Sheldux spend a lot of time on the ground, where they can run fast.
Some nest in holes. Subfamily of Athenians. Everyone has a paddle finger. They are excellent divers with their legs located at the back of their body. To run, they must run across the surface of the water, flapping their wings. Diving ducks are very rare on land, except nesting and roosting on the shores of lakes and marshes. Many winter in large numbers in estuaries, pristine lakes and shores. Typically feed on aquatic plants and shellfish while diving. With few exceptions, males are easily recognizable due to their bright colors.
Since the number of dry-nosed snakes is too small, it is hardly possible to talk about hunting these birds. However, in some areas, local residents destroy nests, take the chicks and feed them for meat. Eggs placed under poultry hatch into chicks that easily tolerate captivity and get used to humans.
