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The Crested Shelduck is an elusive, possibly extinct waterfowl historically native to East Asia, famously distinguished by the large green tuft on its head.
The Common Shelduck is a striking, goose-like duck widespread across Eurasia, easily identified by its bright reddish bill and broad dark breast band.
The Ruddy Shelduck is a striking orange-brown waterfowl native to southeastern Europe and central Asia, frequently inhabiting mountainous lakes and rivers.
The Paradise Shelduck is a colorful, endemic waterfowl of New Zealand, highly notable for the extreme sexual dimorphism displayed in its striking plumage.
The South African Shelduck is a large waterfowl endemic to the region, commonly breeding in abandoned mammal burrows across the arid interior of Namibia.
The Radjah Shelduck is a striking waterfowl native to northern Australia and New Guinea, carefully recognized by its pristine white body and dark wings.
The Australian Shelduck is a dark-plumaged waterfowl native to the southern regions of Australia, recognized by the vivid chestnut breast band on males.
