- the Chiloé
wigeon (M. sibilatrix). A
fourth species, the
Amsterdam wigeon (Mareca marecula),
became extinct in the 19th century. The
wigeons'
closest relatives...
- with the
other wigeons in the
dabbling duck
genus Mareca. It is the New
World counterpart of the
Eurasian wigeon. The
American wigeon was
formally described...
- (in Latin) Cox, Cameron; Barry, Jessie. "Aging of
American and
Eurasian Wigeons in female-type plumages" (PDF). Birding. 37 (2): 156–164.
Archived from...
- The
Amsterdam wigeon (Mareca marecula,
formerly Anas marecula), also
known as the
Amsterdam Island duck or
Amsterdam duck, was a
species of
anatid waterfowl...
-
Bread made with
maris wigeon flour...
- into four
proposed monophyletic genera with five
species including the
wigeons transferred to the
resurrected genus Mareca, ten
species including the...
- a
genus or
subgenus of
ducks in the
family Anatidae that
includes the
wigeons. The
species now
placed in this
genus were
formerly placed in the genus...
- Ruppia, also
known as the widgeonweeds,
ditch gr****es or
widgeon gr****, is the only
extant genus in the
family Ruppiaceae, with
eight known species. These...
- The Cape teal (Anas capensis) also Cape
wigeon or Cape
widgeon is a 44–46 cm long
dabbling duck of open
wetlands in sub-Saharan Africa. The Cape teal was...
- The Chiloé
wigeon (Mareca sibilatrix), also
known as the
southern wigeon, is one of
three extant species of
wigeon in the
genus Mareca of the dabbling...
