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Waterfowl
Waterfowl Wa"ter*fowl`, n.
Any bird that frequents the water, or lives about rivers,
lakes, etc., or on or near the sea; an aquatic fowl; -- used
also collectively.
Note: Of aquatic fowls, some are waders, or furnished with
long legs; others are swimmers, or furnished with
webbed feet.
Meaning of Waterfowl from wikipedia
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Anseriformes is an
order of
birds also
known as
waterfowl that
comprises about 180
living species of
birds in
three families:
Anhimidae (three species...
- "To a
Waterfowl" is a poem by
American poet
William Cullen Bryant,
first published in 1818. The
narrator questions where the
waterfowl is
going and questions...
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Ramsar Convention on
Wetlands of
International Importance Especially as
Waterfowl Habitat is an
international treaty for the
conservation and sustainable...
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Waterfowl hunting is the
practice of
hunting aquatic birds such as ducks,
geese and
other waterfowls or s****birds for
sport and meat.
Waterfowl are hunted...
- Islands, and
South Africa.
Belonging to the
subfamily Anatinae of the
waterfowl family Anatidae,
mallards live in wetlands, eat
water plants and small...
-
states have
chosen a
state game bird (or
state wild game bird), a
state waterfowl (or
state duck), a
state raptor, or a bird as
their state symbol of peace...
- (2000). "The
impact of
waterfowl foraging on the
decomposition of rice straw:
mutual benefits for rice
growers and
waterfowl".
Journal of
Applied Ecology...
- Duck is the
common name for
numerous species of
waterfowl in the
family Anatidae.
Ducks are
generally smaller and shorter-necked than
swans and geese...
- Lead shot-related
waterfowl poisonings were
first do****ented in the US in the 1880s; by 1919, the
spent lead
pellets from
waterfowl hunting were positively...
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dedicated to the
conservation of
wetlands and ****ociated
upland habitats for
waterfowl,
other wildlife, and people. In 1927, an
offshoot of the
Boone and Crockett...
