Ánade sombrío
Photo © Lisa Wiencek Gerbec
Photo © Lisa Wiencek Gerbec — CC BY 4.0 — Source: iNaturalist photo #248741457El ánade sombrío, ánade sombrío americano, pato negro, pato negro americano (Anas rubripes) es un pato de gran tamaño, perteneciente a la familia de las Anatinae.
El macho adulto tiene un pico color amarillo y ojos oscuros, su cuerpo es oscuro, y plumaje algo más claro en la cabeza y el cuello, las piernas son de color naranja. La hembra adulta tiene un aspecto similar, pero es un poco más clara en general y tiene la cabeza de color gris-verdoso. Ambos sexos tienen plumas de color púrpura-azul brillante en las alas, que no se limitan solo con el blanco la ánade real. El comportamiento y la voz son similares al ánade real o azulón (Anas platyrhynchos).
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