04 Ståkkånnå

Ståkkann  (Stokkand - Kilde; Norsk Leksikon)

Ståkkannå æ Nårges styste grasand, denn veie 800-1400 gramm. Haen he grønt glinsane håve, kvide halsring å rustbrunt bryst. Huå æ brunspraglite, begge kjønnå  he blåe farje på vingjene. Dei hekke i norlige åmråde ront heila jorå, å øve alt i Nårge. Dette æ denn vanligaste sorten av enne hær te lands. Reire legges i tett vegitasjon på markå, 9 - 13 bleiggrøne egg ruges av huå i 27-28 dae. Ongane fyge itte 50-60 dae. Dette æ enn trekk- å stand-foggel så kan øvevintra langs heile Nårskekjysten.

Ståkkånnå kann dokka ner te 1-2 meters jub fårr å henta sæg mad. Ei ringmerka ånn vart 29år gammale.  Denne foggelen jaktas dæ på, å nårr jakt sesongen starte på hausten, 21 august tæge bestannen sæg kraftigt åpp i parken, fårr hær æ dæ ikkje låv å sjyda foggla.

The mallard is the largest grass duck, it weighs 800-1400 gram. The male has green shiny head, white neck ring and rust brown breast. The female is brown mottled, both sexes have blue color on the wings. They nest in northern area runt whole Earth and throughout Norway. This is the most common species of ducks in this country. Nests are placed in dense vegetation on the ground. 9-13 pale green eggs which are incubated by the female for 27-28 days. The kids flying after 50-60 days. This is a migratory and capable bird that can overwinter along the coast of Norway.

Mallard can dive down to 1-2 meters deep to fetch nourishment. A ringed mallard was 29 years old.

Denn bird hunted it, and when hunting season starts August 21 increases significantly in the park, because here it is illegal to shoot birds.