pair – mandarin ducks

mandarin duck, where mandarin is a ratio to China (scientific name: Aix galericulata) is a duck originally from Southeast Asia and is of a family and oziate rank that we can see in the wild state of Europe. Medium size, highly similar to North American wood ducks Its average length is about 41 – 49 cm and its wingspan is 65 – 75 cm.
For fish and cereals, this bird feeds on herbs and grains available in its livelihood.
It is called because some males of this bird enjoy bright feathered colors that resemble mandarin fruit. This dark red bird is issued with black and white vertical stripes and the bottom is white with golden and black sides, the back and tail are oily green tilting towards the brown, while there are feathers covering the tail from the top in blue and green