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	Rosy Billed Pochard
		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.
	members.tripod.com /~StanRitaR/rosybill.html (355 words)

	Argentina bird hunting: Blind Ambition
		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.
	www.blindambitionwingshooting.com /more.html (1245 words)

	Black-headed Duck - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		They live in swamps lakes and marshes in North Chile, Paraguay, and North Argentina, feeding by dabbling on water plants and insects.
		The Black-headed Duck is of interest as an obligate brood parasite, laying its eggs in the nests of other ducks, particularly the Rosybill (Netta peposaca), and also in coot (Fulica species) and even gull nests.
		Unlike cuckoos and some other brood parasites neither the chicks nor adults destroy the eggs or kill the chicks of the host.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Black-headed_Duck (189 words)

	BirdForum - Is this a Red-crested Pochard?
		Looks most like Rosybill (Netta peposaca, a relative of Red-crested Pochard from South America) to me; probably a subadult male, as adult males have a knob on the base of the bill.
		I think it looks like a Rosybill as well:used to be one at the Lough here in Cork city.
		A subadult Rosybill does seem unlikely, because the plumage is already that of an adult bird (light flanks) and the bill is still not swollen at the base.
	www.birdforum.net /showthread.php?t=10946 (1108 words)

	Lady Rosybill Photo \| TrekNature
		Female ducks are normally much more plain than the male due to the fact that they sit on the nest and need to blend into the surroundings.
		The Rosybill is one of the prettiest female ducks.
		More information about this species is to be found at yesterdays post (male rosybill).
	www.treknature.com /gallery/Europe/photo9496.htm (301 words)

	WATERFOWL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It nests on the ground, far from water, placing from 6 to 10 eggs.
		There are other duck species worth mentioning for hunting, as the chip kaarten, andean teal, rosybill, brazilian teal, crested duck, falbous tree duck etc. Duck hunting is very popular all over the world.
		In general, blinds are settled in the bushes surrounding the lagoon.
	www.huntingchile16.50megs.com /photo6.html (829 words)

	Rosybill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Rosybill is a common duck on the freshwater lakes and marshes of temperate South America.
		Although in the Pochard group, it behaves more like a dabbling duck.
		Direct questions and comments to Barry at FeatherSite -- questions and comments
	www.feathersite.com /Poultry/NDG/Ducks/Poch/BRKRosyB.html (116 words)

	Seneca Park Zoo
		Meet The Animals >> Birds >> Waterfowl >> Rosybill
		One of the rosybills is years old and the other two are years old.
		Generally cherry red bill or rosy pink with hump on the male.
	www.senecazoo.org /content.php?cat=364 (93 words)

	Four Fat Chicks Forums > #4 Where is the water
		Oct 31 2001, 05:02 AM Is it the Rosybill???
		Oct 30 2001, 06:38 PM No it isn't the Rosybill.
		This is the most beautiful duck-like bird in fl and white.
	fourfatchicks.com /forums/lofiversion/index.php/t8451.html (178 words)

	Argentina Hunting * Argentina Duck Hunting * Hunting in Argentina *** Dove Hunt Argentina
		To hunt ducks, geese and Perdiz the season is from the middle of May through the end of July.
		Rosybill, Red Shoveler, White Cheeked Pintail, Chiloe Wigeon, Silver, Speckled, Ringed, and Cinnamon Teals, Black Head Ducks, Argentine Ruddys, Yellow Bill Pintail, White faced and Fulvous Whistling ducks.
		Magellan Goose, White and Barred Phases, Ashyhead goose.
	www.wingshootersafaris.com /argentina_hunts.html (859 words)

	Cape Waterfowl - Breeders of Indigenous and Exotic Waterfowl
		They feed mainly on seeds, roots and aquatic plants by dabbling, although they sometimes dive.
		The Rosybill Pochard does not have a distinct seasonal plumage change and stays in colour all year.
		This Website is Optimized for Internet Explorer and Netscape Browsers at 1024x768.
	www.capewaterfowl.co.za /XDdiving.html (91 words)

	HuntingFootage.com - Hunting and Outdoor related Amateur Videos - RosyBill Duck
		HuntingFootage.com - Hunting and Outdoor related Amateur Videos - RosyBill Duck
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	www.huntingfootage.com /showphoto.php?photo=525&password=&sort=1&cat=517 (172 words)

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