Bufflehead

Review bycanaryswear· 2026-11-04

It is called amanacoche because of its white feathers placed on both sides of its head. It is the size of the common teal. The crown of its head is ashen; its neck is also ashen. Its breast is white; its back black: its tail black with two white [feathers], one on one side, one on the other. Its wing-bends have white placed on both surfaces; its wings half white, half black, the tips black. Its legs are black. It also migrates; it does not rear its young here. Many come. They are edible.