Growing up in the river, he has a chicken mouth and duck feet. It doesn't fly high, but it flies very close to the water. What kind of bird is it?

The bird that grows in the river, with a chicken's beak and duck's feet, can't fly high and fly close to the water. It may be a kind of waterfowl. Waterbirds are birds that live in swamps, lakes, rivers and other water environments. They usually have special body structure and behavior characteristics that adapt to the aquatic environment.

In China, common waterfowl are heron, water duck, mandarin duck, swan and wild duck. These waterfowl usually have a flat mouth and are suitable for preying on fish and other aquatic organisms in the water; The soles of the feet are also wide, so you can swim and dive in the water.

However, it is difficult to determine the specific species of this bird only according to the characteristics of "chicken mouth", "duck's paw" and "flying near water" in the description. Different kinds of waterfowl are different in morphology, habits and distribution areas, so more information is needed to accurately identify this kind of bird.