Uccelli simili a Egyptian Goose

Key differences

The Ruddy Shelduck is more uniformly orange-brown, lacking the distinct eye-patch and breast patch of the Egyptian Goose. Males have a narrow black collar during breeding season. Its bill and legs are darker, typically greyish-black, not pink. In flight, the Ruddy Shelduck shows more white on the forewing, but lacks the prominent white speculum bordered by black and green of the Egyptian Goose.

Key differences

The Common Shelduck is predominantly white with dark green head, chestnut breast band, and black scapulars. It has a bright red bill with a knob (more prominent in males). Its plumage pattern is distinctly different from the Egyptian Goose, which is mostly sandy-brown.