LESSER WHISTLING DUCK | Birds of Sri Lanka with Mihela | Indian or Teal | Sound / Call

LESSER WHISTLING DUCK | Birds of Sri Lanka with Mihela | Indian Whistling Duck or Lesser Whistling Teal | Sound / Call

Local Names : Heen Thamba Seruwa, හීන් තඹ-සේරුවා, শৰালি হাঁহ, পাতি সরালি, નાની સિસોટી બતક, सिल्हि, सिल्काही, ಸಿಳ್ಳೆಬಾತು, ചെറിയ ചൂളാൻ എരണ്ട, अडई, मराल, सिलसिले, ਟੀਲ, प्रख्यात शराली, ताम्रहंस, रविहंस, சிறு சிறகி, 口哨鸭, CANARD SIFFLANT, PFEIFENDE ENTE, ΣΦΥΡΙΖΟΝΤΑΣ ΠΑΠΙΑ, BEBEK BERSIUL, ANATRA FISCHIANTE, 口笛を吹くアヒル, 휘파람 오리, ITIK BERSIUL, PATO ASSOBANTE, СВИСТЯЩАЯ УТКА, เป็ดผิวปาก, ıslıkçı ördek, سیٹی بجاتی بطخ, بطة صفير

Tourist Location in Sri Lanka : Diyasaru Park, Kotte, Colombo

The lesser whistling duck, also known as Indian whistling duck or lesser whistling teal, is a species of whistling duck. They are nocturnal feeders that during the day may be found in flocks around lakes and wet paddy fields. They breed in the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. A small, well-proportioned, tree-nesting duck. Pale brown overall with a darker brown crown and nape, warmer chestnut underparts, and chestnut-fringed feathers on the back. Note the faint orange-yellow eyering and the dark gray bill and legs. Male and Females similar; juveniles duller. They can perch on trees and sometimes build their nest in the hollow of a tree. The brown and long-necked duck has broad wings that are visible in flight and produces a loud two-note wheezy call. Their sound calls are like ... Locally named heen Thamba Seruwa.

Get to know all the details about
1. Color Variations/Changes in plumage/feathers in male, female, breeding and none breading, juvenile, baby and chicks in different seasons
2. Find out how they call, sound, in flight sound, dance, mating season
3. What are their food, nest, what the nest made of, fights, catch their pray, how they dive to catch fish
4. Community Habitat distributions across the globe with their migration and their migration path and whether they are endemic to region or geography or which countries
5. Finally how they dive, walking techniques, how they dry themselves
6. Name Translation in Sinhala, Hindi, Tamil, Urdu, Malayalam, Panjabi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Urdu, German, Spanish, Greek, Turkish, Chinese, Bhojpuri, Kannada, Italian, Russian, Arabic

Bird Sound © Andrew Spencer
Thissamaharama, Hambantota, Sri Lanka
01 Apr 2014
Macaulay Library ML 127811241

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