Order: Anseriformes
Family: Anatidae
Anas acuta
Northern Pintail

Size: 51-66 cm length – 79-87 cm wingspan
Habitat
They live in dams, lagoons, marshes and wetlands. They can be seen in small flocks on the banks, near reeds, crumps, bulrush, as they rest or while they spruce up themselves.
They have an acute sexual dimorphism: males are more attractive while females are more monochromatic. They both have black beaks. The main feature in the males is the white stripe along their necks.
Although they only winter in the peninsula, some individuals can be seen all along the year. They can be watched in the flooded marshes and the inland lagoons.