I have two more two more to add, and if I think about it long enough, I'll probably come up with a few more. For now, I'll add the pink eared duck and the laysan teal. Both are listed on the IUCN and the CITES list as critically endangered.
@@jakejustdonatedtwohundredd4378 a Eurasian teal is a type of teal closely related to a greenwing. It looks like a greenwing without the white bar. A coot isn’t even a duck 🤣
hi, Animal kingdom team. asking permission to use the video to make children's song content in my country. the title of the song is about ducks. so the video is suitable. I will include your video link/channel link in my description... Thank You.
Great video, and a good variety of species, but this is nowhere near ALL duck species. A few more just off the top of my head include the Campbell Island Teal, Falcated Duck, Chiloe Wigeon, and the South American Crested Duck. Also, technically the birds in the video aren't even all "true" ducks since the many species that are commonly called ducks do not form a monophyletic clade. It's hard to even say what a "true" duck even is since just about any smallish member of the family Anatidae is commonly referred to as a duck (Should we only consider the dabbling ducks (subfamily Anatinae) to be true ducks, since that's the group that Mallards (the classic duck) belong to? That would mean that the diving ducks, shelducks, sea ducks, mergansers, whistling ducks, etc. are all not technically true ducks).
@@TheSynecdoche I'm not trying to be overly critical or condescending and I'm really sorry if I came off that way. I just have always had a passion for animals and biology, and I'm always trying to research and learn as much as I can. As a result, when I get talking (or writing) about animals I naturally tend to think about things in scientific terminology. I don't think there's anything necessarily wrong with referring to any "duck-like" member of Anatidae as a "duck," but I also think it's important to understand taxonomy and how different species are actually related to each other. For example, you say "a goose is a goose and a swan is a swan," but the Egyptian Goose is actually a shelduck (Tadorninae), and there are a few other "geese" that are also shelducks or belong to other clades. Swans (Cygnus) on the other hand are usually placed in the same subfamily as the "true" geese (Anserinae) and so could also be considered geese. Of course, taxonomy often changes as we continue to learn more about genetics and how different organisms are related, and there are many members of Anatidae whose placement is currently uncertain. Anyway, I've gone on just about long enough, so make of this what you will. (one more thing, please don't take this the wrong way, the smew is now usually placed in its own genus (Mergellus) rather than in Mergus, in fact it might even be closer to the Goldeneyes than the mergansers, though this placement is still debated. Regardless, I agree that it is adorable, strikingly beautiful, and should have been included). Have a great day, and God Bless You! :)
Ducks are so beautiful.
I used have four but they were full grown and flew away
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
I have two more two more to add, and if I think about it long enough, I'll probably come up with a few more. For now, I'll add the pink eared duck and the laysan teal. Both are listed on the IUCN and the CITES list as critically endangered.
I didn't know that pink eared duck was in CITES.
Wow for these wild ducks!!! Wonderful n peaceful 2 watch them so colourful thnks 4 sharing video
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Lots of people think duck and it's only a mallard or a white farm duck
Easy to find those. The rest aren’t around my area as much. Unless you are out in the wild and not just parks
Thank you for the lovely slideshow. I love birds.
Ya missed the Barrow’s goldeneye
Beautiful.!!🐤😘😘
''Wood Duck'' is the
most beautiful.!!🐤
I hunt those, they taste really good
Nice content. Ang dami palang breeds Ng mga wild ducks, cute Ng Mandarin duck . Bagong kapitbahay nyo po
0:27 white cheeked pintail
One of the best video on water birds keep it up lots of love and support from Bhagalpur bird guide team
One is missing , a very crazy wild duck they call it Daffy
4:35 paradise shelduck
Thanks! I never knew I needed this content!
0:52 green winged teal
i love the pintail
1:54 baer's pochard
you have missed white winged wood duck, Eurasian teal, lesser witsealing duck
Eurasian teal is a coot they got wood duck
@@jakejustdonatedtwohundredd4378 a Eurasian teal is a type of teal closely related to a greenwing. It looks like a greenwing without the white bar. A coot isn’t even a duck 🤣
@@swamptosoundadventures8337 He knows that a coot is not duck he was explaining that, that is reason why it is not in the video
@@eddiesbmxvault3688 he said “Eurasian teal is a coot” and I said a Eurasian teal is a species related to the greenwinged teal.
The ducks are so beautiful I love their
0:38 northern shoveler
I loved duck so beautiful
❤️🔥❤️🔥
4:10 white winged scoter
Beautifull
2:40 ringed teal
Beautiful
thanks for your work, but I think U should write species instead of breeds
Pretty cool
Wow🦆
4:15 velvet scoter
V nice c
I like your work
Most of em are great game birds. some like the woodies taste tremendous
hi, Animal kingdom team. asking permission to use the video to make children's song content in my country. the title of the song is about ducks. so the video is suitable.
I will include your video link/channel link in my description...
Thank You.
0:17 they missed out garganey name
Thank you, well done. I hate to be "that guy" bit it is Steller's, not Stellar's.
is video is fuckin sick as hell!! thank you
Great video, and a good variety of species, but this is nowhere near ALL duck species. A few more just off the top of my head include the Campbell Island Teal, Falcated Duck, Chiloe Wigeon, and the South American Crested Duck. Also, technically the birds in the video aren't even all "true" ducks since the many species that are commonly called ducks do not form a monophyletic clade. It's hard to even say what a "true" duck even is since just about any smallish member of the family Anatidae is commonly referred to as a duck (Should we only consider the dabbling ducks (subfamily Anatinae) to be true ducks, since that's the group that Mallards (the classic duck) belong to? That would mean that the diving ducks, shelducks, sea ducks, mergansers, whistling ducks, etc. are all not technically true ducks).
Don't be pedantic, a duck is a duck, like a goose is a goose and a swan is a swan. I missed Mergus albellus, cute little cousin of the mergansers.
@@TheSynecdoche I'm not trying to be overly critical or condescending and I'm really sorry if I came off that way. I just have always had a passion for animals and biology, and I'm always trying to research and learn as much as I can. As a result, when I get talking (or writing) about animals I naturally tend to think about things in scientific terminology. I don't think there's anything necessarily wrong with referring to any "duck-like" member of Anatidae as a "duck," but I also think it's important to understand taxonomy and how different species are actually related to each other. For example, you say "a goose is a goose and a swan is a swan," but the Egyptian Goose is actually a shelduck (Tadorninae), and there are a few other "geese" that are also shelducks or belong to other clades. Swans (Cygnus) on the other hand are usually placed in the same subfamily as the "true" geese (Anserinae) and so could also be considered geese. Of course, taxonomy often changes as we continue to learn more about genetics and how different organisms are related, and there are many members of Anatidae whose placement is currently uncertain. Anyway, I've gone on just about long enough, so make of this what you will. (one more thing, please don't take this the wrong way, the smew is now usually placed in its own genus (Mergellus) rather than in Mergus, in fact it might even be closer to the Goldeneyes than the mergansers, though this placement is still debated. Regardless, I agree that it is adorable, strikingly beautiful, and should have been included). Have a great day, and God Bless You! :)
Sarkidiornis is another not mensioned.
Спасибо, очень красивые птицы!
Duck 3 - Garganey
Engine Burn you are a hero
Quack
0:43 red shoveler
What do they sound like?
4:53 black bellied whistling duck
2019 Greece ❤🌐
What’s the music in the background
I didn't see Australasian Shoveler. Great compilation though
super
What about smew? Also missed Cape Teal, Argentine Ruddy Duck, Philippine Duck.
The Falkland steamer duck
1:43 ferruginous duck
0:33 yellow billed pintail
You missed two species of shoveler, two species of wigeon and many more 😂 but still a good video. Just shouldn’t have called it ALL wild ducks
3:46 hooded merganser
4:29 australian shelduck
4:24 ruddy shelduck
0:57 silver teal
4:43 masked duck
I think I've seen 17 that are on the video and one that wasn't. I could probably find 8 to 10 of them today if I tried.
I remember when long tails were called old squaw ducks
1:02 yellow billed teal
1:49 red crested pochard
2:08 rosy billed pochard
Your country please reply
nice!
3:23 common goldeneye
It's mind numbing trying to learn the breeds.
Technically they aren’t breeds but instead species
2:35 muscovy duck (domestic)
Guud 2 lux duck i like.
4:38 ruddy duck
missed common scoter australian wood duck
3:59 black scoter
Can i use this to show my audience on my live platform
3:41 common merganser
0:22 northern pintail
4:20 common shelduck
3:28 harlequin duck
3:11 spectacled eider
2:56 bufflehead
Forgot Barrows Goldeneye.
2:12 greater scaup
3:34 long tailed duck
4:05 surf scoter
0:09 mallard
That is a lovely collection of ducks, most of those could be fake and I wouldnt even know because their names sound silly to me
1:06 cinnamon teal
1:38 canvasback
2:50 wood duck
Faltaron muchísimas especies de patos, cercetas y ánades
2:22 tufted duck
You miss pacific duck!
2:46 torrent duck
4:58 fulvous whistling duck
3:17 steller's eider
2:17 lesser scaup
1:33 mottled duck
3:06 king eider
1:15 american wigeon
Where is pink headed duck?
Wood duck is my most favorite of all
1:27 american black duck
The merganser is most likely the fastest bird ever
1:59 redhead