Dry duck (scientific name: Anas querquedula) or ginger duck Anatidae Bairds

Dangerous duck (scientific name: Anas querquedula) or ginger duck is a species of Anatidae (Anestidae) family or anas (anas) belonging to the family. [2] [3] In addition to Bangladesh, India
Europe, Africa, North America,
Oceania and Asia are seen in different countries. Europe and West Asia are the main breeding grounds. In winter, these areas are located in the Indian subcontinent,
They travel in Australia and Africa. [4]
The meaning of the scientific name of ditch duck is duck (Latin: anas = duck; querquedula = one type of duck). [3] They are extensively spread over a large area around the world, with a population of about 18.6 million square kilometers. [5] Over the past few decades, their number has decreased, but it has not yet reached the alarming stage. That's why I U. C. N. This species is declared the least risk. [1] This species is preserved under Wildlife Act of Bangladesh. [3] Carolus Linnaeus, the father of classmates, first described this species in 1758. [6]
The duck ducks live in the group and in the non-perennial seasons, they move on to a huge team. They are easily seen in large reservoirs. Plant seeds and small herbs are the main food.