- B.; Furness, R.W. (1985). "Long
distance moult migration by
British Goosanders Mergus merganser".
Ringing & Migration. 6 (2): 77–82. doi:10.1080/03078698...
- RMAS
Goosander (A164) was a mooring,
salvage and boom
vessel of the
Royal Maritime Auxiliary Service. She saw
service in the
Falklands War. She has a...
- The scaly-sided
merganser or
Chinese merganser (Mergus squamatus) is an
endangered typical merganser (genus Mergus). It
lives in
Manchuria and extreme...
- and Pallas's fish-eagle.
Common sightings include brahminy ducks and
goosanders.
Large flocks of bar-headed
geese just rest for a few days in February...
-
trippe caprine cabrito chevon mutton Goldfinch — — —
charm cardueline Goosander — — —
dopping —
Goose gosling goose gander chevron (in flight)[citation...
-
kingfishers and grey wagtails. Red
kites and
buzzards are numerous.
Goosanders and
cormorants prey on sea
trout and salmon. The
prevalence of
oxbow lakes...
- and
largemouth b****, and
several birds (including cormorants, herons,
goosanders, and ospreys) and
mammals (including
otter and mink).
Mirror carp, regionally...
- serrator) †New
Zealand merganser (Mergus australis)
Common merganser or
goosander (Mergus merganser)
Brazilian merganser (Mergus octosetaceus) Scaly-sided...
-
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Caledonia Uganda Wimpey Seahorse Yorkshireman Civilian Auxiliary (RMAS)
Goosander Typhoon S - Sunk...
- harrier.
Several species of duck are also present,
including little grebes,
goosanders, red-breasted mergansers, mallards,
goldeneyes and
tufted ducks. Fish...
