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spatula discors

  1. Blue-winged Teal, Female

    Blue-winged Teal, Female

    Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) female splashing down.
  2. Blue-winged Teals

    Blue-winged Teals

    Blue-winged Teals (Spatula discors)
  3. Blue-winged Teal, Male and Female

    Blue-winged Teal, Male and Female

    Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) couple taking off.
  4. Blue-winged Teal, Female

    Blue-winged Teal, Female

    Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) female taking off.
  5. Blue-winged Teals Male and Females), One Female Green-winged Teal

    Blue-winged Teals Male and Females), One Female Green-winged Teal

    Blue-winged Teals (Spatula discors) males and females with one female Green-winged Teal (Anas crecca carolinensis).
  6. Blue-winged Teal

    Blue-winged Teal

    Usually concealed by scapulars except in flight, the powder blue coverts which give this species its name are barely visible here. This species replaces the Cinnamon Teal throughout much of eastern and northern North America, especially in the Prairie Pothole region. This is a distinctive male...
  7. Blue-winged Teal Couple

    Blue-winged Teal Couple

    Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) couple with a Black-necked Stilt admirer.
  8. Blue-winged Teal Hen

    Blue-winged Teal Hen

    Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) female.
  9. Blue-winged Teal Drake

    Blue-winged Teal Drake

    Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) male.
  10. Blue-winged Teal

    Blue-winged Teal

    Usually concealed by scapulars except in flight, the powder blue coverts which give this species its name are visible here. This species replaces the Cinnamon Teal throughout much of eastern and northern North America, especially in the Prairie Pothole region. This is a distinctive male. The...
  11. Garganey and Blue-winged Teal

    Garganey and Blue-winged Teal

    This bird (the Garganey) has been reported the last couple of weeks, and I finally caught up with this rarity in Barbados.
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    Another bird my 3rd rare bird in Sweden, totally five different rare birds during my week bird watching here. Blue-winged Teal is not supposed to be in Sweden. Called Blåvingad Årta in Swedish
  13. Blue-winged Teal

    Blue-winged Teal

    Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors)
  14. Blue-winged Teals (female, male)

    Blue-winged Teals (female, male)

    Blue-winged Teal couple (Spatula discors)
  15. Blue-winged Teal

    Blue-winged Teal

    This is a male. Scarce but possibly increasing in the Far West, Phelps Slough is one of the more reliable places to see Blue-winged Teal in San Mateo County. Formerly included in the genus "Anas" but moved to "Spatula" to preserve monophyly of "Anas."
  16. Blue-winged Teal

    Blue-winged Teal

    Usually concealed by scapulars except in flight, the powder blue coverts which give this species its name are partly visible here. This species replaces the Cinnamon Teal throughout much of eastern and northern North America, especially in the Prairie Pothole region. However, here in the far...
  17. Blue-winged Teals (male, female) Anauaca NWR.jpg

    Blue-winged Teals (male, female) Anauaca NWR.jpg

    Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) male and female.
  18. Black-bellied Whistling Ducks, Rosete Spoonbills, Blue-wing Teal, Neotropic Cormorant, Norther...jpg

    Black-bellied Whistling Ducks, Rosete Spoonbills, Blue-wing Teal, Neotropic Cormorant, Norther...jpg

    Black-bellied Whistling Ducks (Dendrocygna autumnalis fulgens), Roseate Spoonbills (Ajaja ajaja) Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors), Neotropic Cormorant (Phalacrocorax brasilianus mexicanus).
  19. Great Egret, 2 blue-winged Teal.jpg

    Great Egret, 2 blue-winged Teal.jpg

    Great Egret (Ardea alba egretta) with its two Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) body guards, asleep.
  20. Blue-winged Teal (male).jpg

    Blue-winged Teal (male).jpg

    Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) male.
  21. Blue-winged Teal (drake).jpg

    Blue-winged Teal (drake).jpg

    Blue-winged Teal (Spatula discors) male.
  22. Blue-winged Teal

    Blue-winged Teal

    Usually concealed by scapulars except in flight, the powder blue coverts which give this species its name are partly visible here, Also note the violet iridescence to the head. This species replaces the Cinnamon Teal throughout much of eastern and northern North America, especially in the...
  23. Blue-winged Teal (Drake)

    Blue-winged Teal (Drake)

    Blue-winged Teal (Spathula discors) Male, species sexually dimorphic. Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge, Chambers County, Texas, USA. Gulf Coast Prairies and Marshes Vegetational Area. Along a drainage canal.
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