Toddleduck

The toddleduck, also known as the common duck or white duck, is a dabbling duck native to northern Pasia and southern Parania and has been introduced to Kutwhe and Orchid Isle. Both males and females are completely white, have orange legs, and yellow beaks while their young are completely yellow with orange legs. Toddleducks live in wetland regions, eat water plants and prey on small animals, and are very social animals usually never seen alone. 
== Distribution and habitat ==
The toddleduck is among the most abundant and common birds in Parania and Pasia and are found year-round as a resident in Cagneux, Lobevia, Bilva, Orirbella, Dalamatia, The Celestial Islands, The Abramos Republic, Nalvano, Sidrova, eastern Hartnett and eastern Kosna in Parania and from northwestern Mecirhan to northwesternmost Peisybaku across the northern Pasian coast, they are also year-round residents in their introduced range of Kutwhe and Orchid Isle. Toddleducks breed northward into the Isle of Chark, Windsure, Munnach, Cantango, Silegre, Obnivir, Minuka, Naliland, Chuliana, Oppseed, and multiple other Paranian countries while the ones in Kutwhe and Orchid Isle breed across southern Nareemia and the Vitena Bay as well as the western coast of Oglos. The duck winters south into Rabra, Avishaman, Kafaniyat, Piranab, and other Pasian countries and the ones in Kutwhe and Orchid Isle mostly summer to Owanda. The bird, due to its range, likely prefers warmer or temperate climates near oceans or water surfaces and are an iconic animal often made to resemble beaches and boardwalks.
Category:Animals
Category:Birds
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Pasia
Category:Fauna of Kutwhe
Category:Fauna of Orchid Isle
Category:Fauna of Gouba
Category:Nareemian Wildlife