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Wildfowl decoys (primarily ducks, geese, s****birds, and crows, but
including some
other species) are
considered a form of folk art.
Collecting decoys has...
- Look up
decoy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
decoy is a person, device, or
event meant to distract.
Decoy or
Decoys may also
refer to:
Decoy (1934...
- Honfi–Barczay,
Kecskemet 1977, with
Black to play,
illustrates two
separate decoys. First, the
white queen is set up on c4 for a
knight fork: 1... Rxc4! 2...
- The
Decoy is the name of a
number of films: The
Decoy (1914 film) The
Decoy (1915 film) The
Decoy (1916 film) The
Decoy (1918 film) The
Decoy (2006 film)...
- or have had
decoys,
including Manuel Noriega,
Raoul Cédras,
Enver Hoxha,
Fidel Castro, and
Osama bin Laden. Of Noriega's four
alleged decoys,
Reeder said...
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Fishing decoys have a long
history in
North America,
having been used by
Indigenous peoples since at
least 1000 AD. The
first fishing decoys were made...
- been
named HMS
Decoy. HMS
Decoy (1810), the name
vessel for her three-vessel
class of cutter; the
French captured her in 1814 HMS
Decoy (1856), a Cheerful-class...
- The
Decoy Bride is a 2011
British romantic comedy film
written by
comedian Sally Phillips and Neil Jaworski, and
starring Kelly Macdonald,
David Tennant...
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Decoy Ohtani,
known in ****anese as Dekopin, is a
Kooikerhondje owned by ****anese
baseball player Shohei Ohtani. He is a
fixture in the Los
Angeles Dodgers...
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known use of duck
decoys was by
ancient Egyptians, who used
decoys made of clay on the Nile to hunt
ducks and
geese around 2500 BCE.
Decoy ducks have been...
