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"content": "African Pygmy-Goose\n\nColorful miniature waterfowl that is smaller than most ducks. Both sexes have rufous underparts, a dark back, white on the face, and white on the wing in flight. Males have a green patch on the back of the head and a yellow bill; females have a black-and-white head and a dark bill. Found in freshwater wetlands with floating vegetation, especially water lilies. Shy and inconspicuous, as it generally avoids open water. Voice is a high-pitched squeaking. Small size and bold and colorful plumage separate it from other waterfowl.\n\nLink: https://ebird.org/species/afrpyg1\nPhoto Location: Ethiopia\nhttps://papers.moresci.sale/media_attachments/files/115/746/590/360/252/303/original/8ed8950d494bc1f0.jpg\n",
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