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Indigenous
Ducks
ShelDucks
South African
Dabbling Duck
Hottentot Teal
Red Billed Teal
Cape Teal
Cape Shoveler
Diving Duck
Southern Pochard
Whistling Ducks
White-faced Whistling
Exotic
Ducks
Shelducks
Common (European)
Australian
Radjah
Dabbling Ducks
Northern Shoveler
Baikal Teal
Puna Teal
Chiloe Wigeon
Northern Pintail
Falcated Teal
American Wigeon
European Wigeon
Diving Ducks
Rosybill Pochard
Perching Ducks
Carolina Wood Duck
Carolina (Blond)
Carolina (Cinnamon)
Mandarin
Ringed Teal
Sawbills
Goldeneye
Hooded Merganser
Geese
Bar-Headed
Orinoco
Giant Canada
Swans
Black Necked
Mute
Black
Of all waterfowl, swans are the largest. Most swans reach sexual maturity after three years. Such as most waterfowl, swans pair off for life. Males and females share incubation duties. Young swans are known as cygnets, from the Latin word for swans, Cygnus. Most species of swans are white, but Australia is home to a species known as the Black Swan. All swan breeding pairs should be kept in separate enclosures as they are very aggressive during breeding season.
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Black Necked (Cygnus Melanocoryphus)
This swan rarely leaves the water and moves very awkward on land. The adults carry their young (cygnets) on their back for 2-3 weeks after birth. They are very devoted parents.
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R
5 000.00
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Mute (Cygnus Olor)
The Mute Swan is probably the best known of all the swans. They are not completely mute and make a variety of low tone, soft noises.Click here to order.
R
2 500.00
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Black (Cygnus atratus)
The Australian Black Swan is the only swan to nest in colonies with nests only meters apart and will bread throughout the year. It has pure black plumage except for white primary feathers.
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