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Here are some fun facts about Australian wood ducks:
Social: They are highly social and can form flocks of over 2,000 birds.
Breeding: They form monogamous pairs that stay together for life.
Nesting: They build nests in tree holes, often reusing the same site.
Eggs: The female lays 9 to 12 eggs and covers them with down feathers.
Incubation: The female incubates the eggs for about 28 days.
Calls: The female's most common call is a loud, rising "gnow" sound. The male's call is similar but shorter and higher.
Appearance: Males are darker than females, with a small dark mane.
Diet: They eat grasses, clover, other herbs, and sometimes insects.
Lifespan: They live for about 5–10 years.
Other names: They are also known as the Maned Duck or the Maned Goose.
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