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Native to the wetlands of southern South America, the Black-necked Swan is a striking waterfowl distinguished by its sharply contrasting black neck and white body.
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The Coscoroba Swan is the smallest living species of swan in the world, a distinct waterfowl native to the freshwater marshes of southern South America.
The Red Shoveler is a South American dabbling duck found from southern Argentina to Chile, recognized by the male's bright reddish plumage and prominent spatula-shaped bill.
Native to freshwater wetlands in South America, the Silver Teal is a dabbling duck noted for the distinctive blue and yellow coloring on its broad bill.
Southern Cone Mesopotamian savanna is a flooded grassland ecoregion of Argentina and southern Paraguay, noted as an endemic bird area.
The Yellow-billed Pintail is a South American dabbling duck inhabiting freshwater lakes and marshes, easily recognized by its namesake bright yellow bill and pointed tail.
Native to Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay, the Checkered Woodpecker is a small Picidae species notable for its distinctive black-and-white checkered back and preference for dry forests.
Endemic to the temperate forests of Chile and Argentina, the Striped Woodpecker is a small, distinctive bird species uniquely adapted to foraging on the trunks of southern beech trees.
Described by August von Pelzeln in 1866, the White-spotted Woodpecker is a non-migratory bird species native to the subtropical and tropical moist lowland forests of South America.
