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They and some usual ducks eat breadcrumbs that friendly people give them. It's winter and food is scarce for the birds, among others. Nice colors.

The mandarin duck (Aix galericulata) is a perching duck species native to the East Palearctic. This photo was taken in Japan.

A Mandarin Duck is an eastern Asian duck .It is native to China and Japan but is also found in Korea and Russia. These ducks nest in trees and the males are known for their colorful feathers. They are thought to be the worlds most beautiful ducks and have a population of about 65,000.

Beautiful mandarin drake drinking water in a pond.

Beautiful waterbirds and mandarin ducks in the pond, Beijing

A colorful mandarin duck swimming in the sunset

Mandarin Ducks can occasionally be seen in the UK. Some believe they have been introduced, whilst others believe they are rare visitors.

Aix galericulata Mandarin duck - nice colored duck on the pond.

Portrait of a calling mandarin drake in front of a female mallard duck.

Couple of Mandarin duck during spring when it mating time.

A mandarin duck out for a swim on the lake in eskilstuna Sweden

$Mandarin duck is standing on lake.\nBerlin - Germany.$

One adult male mandarin duck Swimming in lake Geneva, Switzerland. Aix galericulata spreading wings. Beauty in nature.

Grovelands Park, London, UK - March 8th 2014: Male Mandarin Duck on Grovelands Park Lake.

$The mandarin duck is among the more diminutive types of waterfowl, with a shorter height and small overall body size. The adult male has a petite, red bill, large white crescent above the eye and reddish face and \$

$A pretty and distinctive little waterbird, the mandarin duck was introduced from the Far East as its name suggests. Oddly for a duck, it nests in trees, sometimes high above the water.\n\nIt can still be found in China, Japan, Korea and parts of Russia. It escaped, or was deliberately released, from captivity in the UK. Mandarin ducks are actually quite shy birds, often hiding beneath overhanging willows and usually only forming small flocks.$

Beautiful mandarin duck or Aix galericulata standing on a deck at Burnaby Lake.

$Front view of male mandarin duck, Aix galericulata, swimming in the clear waters of the Monza palace. The flamboyant livery can be seen, made even more evident by the well-known and strange lateral \$

a couple of Mandarin Duck at a small pond

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