-
edges to
their bills to help them grip
their prey and are
often known as "
sawbills".
Other sea
ducks forage by
diving underwater,
taking molluscs or crustaceans...
- with the smew and
hooded merganser, they are
therefore often known as "
sawbills". The goldeneyes, on the
other hand, feed
mainly on mollusks, and therefore...
-
Sawbill Lake is a lake in Cook County, Minnesota. The
closest town to
Sawbill Lake is Tofte. It is a po****r
entry point (number 38) to the
Boundary Waters...
-
their bills to help them grip
their prey, so they are
often known as "
sawbills". In
addition to fish, they take a wide
range of
other aquatic prey, such...
- The
Sawbill Cr**** is a 4.7-mile-long (7.6 km)
stream in
northeastern Minnesota, the
United States. It
rises at the
outlet of
Sawbill Lake and is a tributary...
-
Sawbill Landing is an
unincorporated community in Lake County, Minnesota,
United States;
located 10
miles northeast of Isabella. The
center of Sawbill...
- "Benzie" is
derived from the
French la rivière aux Bec-scies, "the
river of
sawbills", bec-scie ("bill-saw")
being a type of ducks.
Americans altered the pronunciation...
-
Superior National Forest,
ending at
Sawbill Lake.
Water from the
Kelso River flows via
Sawbill Cr**** (the
outlet of
Sawbill Lake) to the
Temperance River and...
- male is
handsomely patterned and coloured. The
hooded merganser has a
sawbill but is not
classified as a
typical merganser.
Hooded mergansers are the...
- small-billed moa-nalo (prehistoric) Tribe: Mergini, eiders, scoters,
sawbills and
other sea-ducks (There are 9 extant
genera and some 20 living species;...