Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur

Sitio realizado por aficionados a la observación de aves desde 10 de enero 2006

Rosy-billed Pochard - Historic records

Order: - Family: Anatidae

22-11-21 © Carlos González Ledo
22-11-21 © Carlos González Ledo
24-10-21 © Sergio Cusano
17-10-21 © Carlos González Ledo
09-10-21 © Héctor Horacio García
09-10-21 © Héctor Horacio García
09-10-21 © J. Simón Tagtachian
08-10-21 © J. Simón Tagtachian
29-09-21 © Milena LLopis
18-09-21 © Eduardo Nicolás Cusano
18-09-21 © J. Simón Tagtachian
11-09-21 © Carlos González Ledo
11-09-21 © Carlos González Ledo
28-08-21 © Javier Guillermo González
16-08-21 © Gustavo F. Brahamian
05-08-21 © J. Simón Tagtachian
05-08-21 © J. Simón Tagtachian
31-07-21 © Eduardo Nicolás Cusano
27-07-21 © Gustavo F. Brahamian

A male with a white-winged coot

27-07-21 © Gustavo F. Brahamian

A male with a white-winged coot

Total: 339

Parental care

25-11-17 © Claudia y Tito Di Mauro

Behaviour

09-12-16 © Amelia Besana

Behaviour

09-12-16 © Amelia Besana

Parental care

29-10-16 © Cora Rimoldi

The first family was sailing from Brasil to Viamonte. After I had seen the bittern I found the second family ten blocks away. At first I thought it was the first family which had reached there, but right away I remembered that the number of cygnets was smaller.

Behaviour

07-02-16 © Cora Rimoldi

The orphan ducklings want to join the ringed teal family, but the parents quickly lead their chicks far from the ducklings. Nevertheless, the rosybill ducklings insist in following them. Judging by the way the rosybills rush off, they seem to have been shooed away by the adult ringed teals. They end up by floating by themselves. 

Behaviour

07-02-16 © Cora Rimoldi

Six rosy bill ducklings were alone and tried to join a ringed teal family but were rejected by the adults

Parasitism

20-12-09 ©

The same rosy-billed pochard family parasitized by fulvous whistling-duck on two different occasions December 20th and January 21st.

Total: 7