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White-faced whistling-ducks have an unusual distribution, being found both in Latin America and in Africa. As their name implies, they have white faces (here, stained rusty) set against a black head, and make pleasant three-note whistling calls. I photographed most of these in Cali, Colombia; some images also show black-bellied whistling-ducks. The bird with a clean white face is a captive, photographed back in the days of film. |
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