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Baby Eurasian Coot Portrait

Fulica young bird

A pair of Eurasian coots swimming on a lake

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Close up of a eurasian coot chick on a lake looking for food. High quality photo

Young, wild duckling floats in grass thickets

Detail of wild marsh ducks

this is from Sultan Sazligi ( sultansazlığı or sultan sazlığı) and Erciyes Mountain in Kayseri Turkey. Pastoral beautiful landscape background.

Coot ducks baby on a lake

Pond: single Coot on top of floating reed. In the background great crested grebe. Focus on the Coot.

A beautiful animal portrait of an American Coot in their nest at the edge of a lake, the mother was nearby bringing more straw and twigs.

Coot duck on the Vermillion Lakes in Banff National Park

Closeup of a nest with Eurasian coot, Fulica atra, chicks on a colorful and sunny day during Spring being fed by a parent. Low point of view

Coot and chick on the lake at Gosforth Park Nature Reserve

Close up of a eurasian coot chick on a lake looking for food. High quality photo

Eurasia coot's mother is feeding her children

Mother coot and chicks

Common Coot with chick in water with reflections

A baby bird is walking on the grass near a pond. The bird is small and he is a duckling. The scene is peaceful and serene, with the bird enjoying its time in the natural environment

A young red knobbed coot swims around in a lake which is polluted and full of green algae.

Eurasian Coot, Fulica atra.

Six young eurasian coots lying in their nest.

A female coot bird swimming on a lake with its baby, feeding it, the water is green and dirty

Eurasia coot's mother is feeding her children

Fulica atra

$The Eurasian Coot is all-black and larger than its cousin, the Moorhen. It has a distinctive white beak and 'shield' above the beak which earns it the title 'bald'.\n\nInhabits both freshwater and brackish marshes, lakeshores, and riverways; occasionally on saltwater. Breeding pairs aggressively territorial but nonbreeding flocks can number in hundreds.\n\nCoot chicks are black with orange fluff around the face and body; they are independent within two months of hatching.$

Cute waterfowl swims near the shore of the lake. Waterbirds in nature

Coot duck on the Vermillion Lakes in Banff National Park

A Eurasian Coot (Fulica atra) with its chick swimming in a pond.

Coot chick on the lake at Gosforth Park Nature Reserve

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