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The spot-billed duck's bill and feet are almost the same size.

Spot-billed duckling

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Land fowl Waterfowl The legs of a common land bird attaches obliquely to the body. The head is thrust forward, and the figure overall has a forward leaning appearance. In contrast, water birds stand straight with their heads slightly shifted to the rear. 1/3 of the body obscured by water.

Whooper swan

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