Red-Billed Duck Hunting

The red-billed duck, commonly known as the red-billed teal (Anas erythrorhynchos), is a species of dabbling duck found in parts of Africa, particularly in freshwater wetlands, marshes, and lakes. It features a distinctive red bill, which gives it its name, along with a mottled brown body and a greenish speculum on its wings. These ducks are social birds, often seen in small flocks and known for their gentle demeanor. Their diet primarily consists of aquatic plants, seeds, and insects. The red-billed duck is not currently considered threatened, but habitat degradation and loss can impact their populations.