What is the white wings of Scoter?
Scoter is white wings is a large coastal duck. Despite its name, the duck is mostly black or brown, but it is characterized by white stain on the wings. This type of duck is one of the five types of Scoters. They are referred to as sea ducks because of their preference that they will remain near the ocean during the winter months.
Of all these specific species, the white wing is the largest, weighing anywhere from £ 5 to £ 5 (about 950 to 2 129 grams) and matures up to 24 inches (about 60 cm). Males and women are characterized by their different appearances. The white wing with white wing is generally larger than a woman and is black with a white crescent under each eye. The female duck is generally dark, muddy brown with two white spots next to her eyes. During the flight, a white patch is visible on the interior of the wing, giving the ducks the name.CARACKED by a prominent black knob at the base. However, their beaks are colored differently. Golden men have yellow or reddish sides and orange tip while the beak of women is mostly darkDO with a red shade. Another unique feature between male and female white wings is the eyes. Women's eyes are dark brown while male eyes are light white.
normally white wings nest and breeds of Scots near freshwater lakes and wetlands on Alaska and western central Canada. The woman usually lies anywhere from five to ten eggs at a time, and pink eggs usually hatch after about 30 days. The mother of the duck is tending to her young only about three weeks, then they are alone. Ducklings generally learns to fly until they are 80 days.
These scoters tend to spend the winter months near the US and Canada coastal regions and can be found along the Pacific and Atlantic to the south as California and North Carolina. Their diet usually consists of crustaceans and molluscs, including crabs, clams and shells. Ducks also eat insects, small fish and some types of vegetation. Most of their meals are obtained by diving into V VOde and capture their prey in their large beaks.
Like many ducks, the white wing Scoter travels and nests in large flocks. In flight, birds normally use either a straight line or formation V. Their calls sound more like a whistle than an average quack of duck and because of their sound, size and significant appearance, many people confuse them with other types of birds when it is in flight.