Mallardマガモ
Anas platyrhynchosLC— Least Concern
The mallard is a widespread dabbling duck found across the temperate Northern Hemisphere, recognizable by the male's glossy green head and the female's mottled brown plumage. It is largely omnivorous, favoring plant material on land but switching to insects and invertebrates during the breeding season. It is the wild ancestor of most domestic duck breeds and one of the most familiar waterfowl species in the world.
Mallard (reference photo)
Species Data
Did You Know?
- Female mallards can spontaneously develop male-like plumage due to damaged ovaries. Source
Where to See This Species
7 facilities · 0 individuals
ノースサファリサッポロ (Nosusafarisapporo)Hokkaido
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京都市動物園 (Kyoutoshi Doubutsuen)KyotoOpened in 1903
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桐生が岡動物園 (Kiryuugaoka Doubutsuen)Gunma自動車の場合、カーナビ検索は「桐生が岡動物園」ではなく「桐生が岡遊園地」で設定すると駐車場に到着できる(動物園名で検索すると誤った経路になる場合がある)。
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高知県立のいち動物公園 (Kouchi Kenritsu Noichi Doubutsu Kouen)Kochi土佐くろしお鉄道ごめん・なはり線「のいち駅」から徒歩20分またはレンタサイクル13分。
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Tennoji ZooOsakaOpened in 1915
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浜松市動物園 (Hamamatsushi Doubutsuen)ShizuokaOpened in 1950
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福岡市動物園 (Fukuokashi Doubutsuen)FukuokaOpened in 1953
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Conservation Story
Conservation Status
IUCNではLCに分類されています。渡りの途中や越冬時に利用する湿地の維持が重要です。
Habitat
湖沼、河川、池、湿地、水田などの淡水域を利用します。
Threats
- 湿地の減少
- 水質悪化
Conservation & Breeding Efforts
- 湿地環境の保全
- 渡り鳥を観察する教育活動
Sources
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FAQ
- Is the domestic duck related to the mallard?
- Yes, most domestic duck breeds are descended from the mallard. Source
- What do mallards eat?
- They are omnivorous, mainly foraging on land for plant matter, but they eat more insects, crustaceans, and other invertebrates around the breeding season. Source
- How long do mallards live?
- Average life expectancy is around three years, but banding studies have recorded individuals living as long as 27 years. Source
Source: ja.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org