Aythya americana es parte de la familia de los patos buceadores originaria de Am\u00e9rica del Norte.<\/p>\n
Los pares para adultos est\u00e1n disponibles para env\u00edo desde septiembre a febrero.<\/p>\n
Distribuci\u00f3n: Zonas pantanosas y praderas de Manitoba, Canad\u00e1, hacia el sur hasta el suroeste de Estados Unidos y M\u00e9xico.<\/p>\n
Anidaci\u00f3n: Desean una cubierta natural densa o un nido en el suelo para poner sus huevos. Muchas gallinas no hacen sus nidos, sino que ponen sus huevos en nidos de otras gallinas.<\/p>\n
Descripci\u00f3n: Los machos de pato cabecirrojo tienen la cabeza y la parte superior del cuello de color rojo cobrizo, el pecho y la parte inferior del cuello negros. Sus huevos son de color blanco cremoso a beige parduzco. El pico de los patos es azul con la punta negra. Las hembras son de color marr\u00f3n liso.<\/p>\n
Estado en estado silvestre: Preocupaci\u00f3n menor. Esta ave abunda en estado silvestre. Seg\u00fan un informe publicado en 2009 por el Servicio de Pesca y Vida Silvestre de Estados Unidos en 2007, hab\u00eda aproximadamente un mill\u00f3n de patos de cabeza roja en estado silvestre.<\/p>\n
Estado en la avicultura: Estas aves son f\u00e1ciles de conseguir en la avicultura, aunque no son las m\u00e1s comunes. Son f\u00e1ciles de cuidar, pero conseguir que se reproduzcan en cautiverio supone un reto. Son resistentes al invierno.<\/p>\n
Tama\u00f1o de la nidada: 7-10 huevos<\/p>\n
Temperamento: Est\u00e1n bien en un reba\u00f1o mixto.<\/p>\n
Peso promedio maduro: 1,4 a 3,5 libras<\/p>\n
Dieta: Los patos pelirrojos se sumergen para alimentarse de semillas, tub\u00e9rculos, rizomas, nen\u00fafares y arroz silvestre. En cautiverio, pueden comer pienso para patos, pienso seco para perros, pienso normal para aves y verduras.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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