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Birds of
North America (5th ed.). "
Gadwall".
Irish Birds. 9 (1): 68. 2010. Frederick,
Prince (2020-12-26). "
Gadwalls join the party". The Hindu. ISSN 0971-751X...
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entirely possible that the two Coues's
gadwalls that were shot were just the
offspring of a few
vagrant common gadwalls,
maybe settling there after being wounded...
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gadwall in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gadwall (Anas strepera) is the a duck of the
family Anatidae.
Gadwall may also
refer to: Coues's
gadwall or...
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diversity in
gadwalls. Second, they
generated alternative predictions regarding time
since divergence estimated from mtDNA:
falcated ducks and
gadwalls would...
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Grandma Duck. In Don Rosa's Duck
Family Tree,
Clinton is
married to
Gertrude Gadwall and
their two
children are
Grandma Duck (Elvira Coot) and
Casey Coot. He...
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Spruce grouse Turkey Wood****
Waterfowl Black duck
Canada goose Canvasback Gadwall Greater scaup Lesser scaup Mallard Northern pintail Redhead Ross's goose...
- RAF
Belfast in 1941, then
transferred to the
Royal Navy,
becoming HMS
Gadwall (also
known as RNAS
Belfast or RNAS Sydenham) in 1943. RAF
Nutts Corner...
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Royal Air
Force Sydenham or more
simply RAF
Sydenham is a
former Royal Air
Force station in
Northern Ireland. In the 1970s it was the main
servicing base...
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migratory ducks and
geese which include brahminy duck,
tufted duck,
gadwall, garganey,
greylag goose, mallard,
common merganser,
northern pintail,...
- 40,000 in hard winters. It is of
international importance for
wintering gadwalls,
shovelers and wigeons, and of
national importance for mute swans, teal...
