This tiny waterfowl is one of the smallest members of the duck family.
The Green Pygmy-Goose inhabits freshwater wetlands across northern Australia and New Guinea. It glides effortlessly among floating water lilies, feeding mainly on seeds, aquatic plants, and other vegetation while occasionally taking small aquatic invertebrates.
A miniature jewel of the wetlands, proving that the smallest birds can leave the biggest impression.
Green Pygmy-Goose đŸ‘‡
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