Black-bellied Whistling Duck
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One duck (I presume the drake) stands guard while the other feeds.Long pink legs and the long neck are characteristic of the Black-bellied Whistling Duck.2 pair of Black-bellies. These ducks favor moist-soil areas and agricultural fields. In flight, the Black-bellied Whistling Duck is distinguished by the large white area on the tops of the wings, long, pink legs that extend beyond the tail feathers, and the red bill.Before being called the Black-bellied Whistling Duck, they were called Black-bellied Tree Ducks. BBWD's will nest in tree cavities and man-made nest boxes, and they feel right at home in trees.