Question about implementing interfaces in a base class and derived class

{
    interface IFlyBehavior
    {
        void Action1();
    }
    interface IQuackBehavior:IFlyBehavior
    {
        void Action2();
    }
    interface ISwimBehavior:IQuackBehavior
    {
        void Action3();
    }
    public class Duck:IQuackBehavior
    {
        public void Action1()
        {
           Console.WriteLine("fly");
        }
        public void Action2()
        {
            Console.WriteLine("quack");
        }
        public void Action3()
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Swim");
        }
    }
    public class Mallard: Duck, IFlyBehavior, IQuackBehavior, ISwimBehavior
    {
       public void Action1(string fly, string quack, string swim){
        Console.WriteLine("This duck can {0}, {1}, and {2}", fly, quack, swim);}
    }
    public class RubberDuck: Duck, IFlyBehavior, IQuackBehavior, ISwimBehavior
    {
         public void Action2(string fly, string quack, string swim)
         {
       Console.WriteLine ("This is rubberduck so it might float on water but cannot {0}, {1} or {2}",fly,quack,swim);
       }
    }
    public class DecoyDuck: Duck, IFlyBehavior, IQuackBehavior, ISwimBehavior
    {
         public void Action3(string fly, string swim, string quack) {
        Console.WriteLine("This duck cannot {0}, but {1}, and may be able to {2}",fly,swim,quack);}
    }
    class Program
    {
        static void Main()
        {
            Duck M = new Mallard();
            Duck R = new RubberDuck();
            Duck D = new DecoyDuck();
            M.Action1();
            R.Action2();
            D.Action3();


        }
    }
}