Talk:Green-winged teal
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Conservation Status
editSomebody please add Conservation Status, like on other ducks. Is it least consern?
Added. Yes, it is least concern. NCBioTeacher (talk) 06:50, 10 January 2021 (UTC)
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Taxonomy
editI've noticed that the Green-winged Teal has been merged in with the Eurasian Teal into the same species, Anas crecca, or Green-winged Teal. The Audubon Society and Cornell both agree on this, and so do other bird-related websites. So, the scientific name for this species should be changed and the information on the two pages should be merged into one page. Thank you!
, for consistency, we use the IOC list rather than regional authorities as our species guide, and that global list still
splits, albeit with a comment that some NAm sources lump Jimfbleak - talk to me? 06:46, 19 November 2019 (UTC)
- Jimfbleak, understood.
"Green-winged"?
edit"It is distinguished from drake common teals... by a vertical white stripe on side of breast, the lack of both a horizontal white scapular stripe and the lack of thin buff lines on its head."
The name suggests green wings are distinctive? Although this picture suggests it's actually only the wing tip, and the colour is not so much green as, well, teal. jnestorius(talk)