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Sunda teal

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The Sunda teal is a dabbling duck of the family Anatidae found in parts of Indonesia, New Guinea, and northern Australia. It occupies freshwater and brackish wetlands, including lakes, marshes, swamps, and coastal habitats. The species is associated with the Australasian region and is distinguished from many other teals by its distribution across island and mainland wetland systems rather than by a single continental range.

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What is the Sunda teal?

The Sunda teal is a dabbling duck in the family Anatidae. It is associated with the Australasian region.

Where does the Sunda teal live?

The species occurs in parts of Indonesia, New Guinea, and northern Australia. It uses freshwater and brackish wetlands, including lakes, marshes, swamps, and coastal habitats.

What habitats does the Sunda teal use?

Sunda teal can be found in lakes, marshes, swamps, and coastal wetland areas. Its use of both freshwater and brackish habitats distinguishes it from ducks restricted to one wetland type.

Is the Sunda teal a diving duck?

No. It is a dabbling duck, a group that generally feeds in shallow water rather than diving deeply like a diving duck.

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