#anas

Indian Spot-billed Duck (Anas poecilorhyncha), male, family Anatidae, order Anseriformes, UP, India

A female chestnut teal (Anas castanea) in Northern Tasmania

it’s still happening, and it’s worse than people think. kids are starving more than ever—UNRWA says malnutrition in children has gone up six times since March. some may not survive if they’re forced to move again.

i’m so sorry to say this, but the hunger is being used like a weapon. food is being withheld, and people are paying the price.

and right now, Islam and his family they’re still struggling. they don’t have any money, they can’t afford food. market prices are insane. every loaf of bread, every bit of rice, is out of reach.

they need help. badly. if you can do anything—even a little—it could make sure they don’t go hungry tonight. they’re still here, still fighting to survive, and they need us now more than ever.

Reasons why we loving Eastern Spot-billed Duck (Anas zonorhyncha)

Yellow tip of beak and orange legs are pretty

They looks always smiling because of spots around their beak

Meller's Duck Anas melleri

It is endemic to eastern Madagascar. The Lac Alaotra wetlands, where historically the largest number of these birds was to be found, have suffered habitat destruction on a large scale in the latter half of the 20th century, and local waterbird populations have declined dramatically.

Endangered