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Cape Teal
Cape
Teal
(
Anas capensis
)
•Both sexes have beautiful rose-pink bills.
•Feeds mainly on animal prey, including insects, crustaceans and tadpoles.
•Breeding is triggered by rainfall, thus pairs may breed at any time of the year.
