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Rosy Billed Pochard (355 words) |
 | Sometimes referred to simply as Rosybills, this peaceful duck is native to South America from southern Brazil south into Argentina and Chile. |
 | Commonly kept in aviaries, rosybills belong to the waterfowl tribe, known as the diving ducks. |
 | Rosybills will do well in a small aviary that is well planted. |
| Argentina bird hunting: Blind Ambition (1245 words) |
 | The "rosybill" is a robust duck in a fl costume with purple-gloss, with finely barred silver flanks and a bright pink beak that features a flaming red fleshy caruncle that matches its also flaming red eyes. |
 | The rosybill, as a pochard, is genetically related to the canvasback so much so that the hens in both species look very much alike. |
 | "Rosybills" are strong, super fast and exciting ducks, and you'll see them in small groups as well as in large flocks. |