10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMERICAN WIGEON»
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American wigeon in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Medium-sized dabbling duck with distinctive male plumage; female and juvenile
closely similar to American Wigeon. identification Male breeding Cinnamon- red
head with yellowish-buff forehead and crown; sometimes small iridescent green ...
M. A. Ogilvie, Steve Young, 2002
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Pete Dunne's Essential Field Guide Companion: A ...
COHABITANTS: Almost invariably found among flocks of American Wigeon.
MovEMENT/MIGRATION: Not known to breed in North America. All birds are
presumed to originate from Asia or Iceland. Arrives and departs with American
Wigeon.
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The Atlas of Breeding Birds of Alberta
AMWI photo credit: K. Morck Status: In the 1970s, the American Wigeon breeding
population was estimated at three million birds. Wintering populations were
reported to have increased in the Mississippi Flyway, to have stayed relatively ...
Glen Peter Semenchuk, 1992
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Lives of North
American Birds
Presence of American Wigeon is hest key to good hahitat for Eurasian Wigeon.
Diet; Almost entirely plant material Diet in North America not well known; in
Europe, eats wide variety of leaves, stems, roots, seeds. Eats some insects in
summer.
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Birds of the Yukon Territory
The American Wigeon is one of the Yukon's most abundant ducks. ... uncommon
Southern - common common common Distribution: The American Wigeon occurs
throughout Seasonal Patterns: The first American Wigeon arrive in the Yukon, ...
Edited by Pamela H. Sinclair, Wendy A. Nixon, Cameron D. Eckert, and Nancy L. Hughes, Pamela H. Sinclair, Wendy A. Nixon, 2011
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The Behavioral Ecology of the
American Wigeon (Anas ...
American Wigeon -- wigeons -- behavioral ecology -- dabbling duck -- Anas americana -- wigeon breeding stages -- wigeon feeding habits.
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The Atlas of Breeding Birds in New York State
American Wigeon Anas americana A delicacy of the lable and a veiy uncommon
breeder in the state, the American Wigeon has recently been expanding its range
southeastward from Canada and is becoming established in western New York ...
Robert F. Andrle, Janet R. Carroll, 1988
8
The Iowa Breeding Bird Atlas
Nicknamed "baldpate" for the creamy white top of its head, the American Wigeon
is a dabbling duck that prefers open marshes. Because it eats vegetable matter,
its own flesh is flavorful, and therefore it is a prized game bird. The American ...
Laura Spess Jackson, Carol A. Thompson, James J. Dinsmore, 1996
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The Birds of Pennsylvania
American Wigeon Anas americana General status: American Wigeon breed from
Alaska south across Canada and the western U.S. and locally east of Minnesota.
In winter they are found from Alaska south to New Mexico and across the ...
Gerald M. McWilliams, Daniel W. Brauning, 2000
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Ducks, Geese and Swans: Species accounts (Cairina to Mergus)
... winter in Alaska. American Wigeon increasingly recorded in Japan (Brazil
1991), where 45-65 seen most winters among large concentrations of Eurasian
Wigeon. American Wigeon Anas americana 503 American Wigeon Anas
amcricana.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AMERICAN WIGEON»
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60th waterfowl survey shows steady populations
American wigeon: 3 million, which is similar to 2014 and 17 percent above the long-term average of 2.6 million. Blue-winged teal: 8.5 million, ... «Tulsa World, Jul 15»
Rarities spice up birding summer doldrums
Other interesting wetlands species that can be found at Alfred include breeding Redhead, American Wigeon, Northern Shoveler, American ... «Ottawa Citizen, Jul 15»
Blog: DNCB Outing No. 2015-26 to Reifel Bird Sanctuary
A few American Wigeon and Gadwall around and an interesting “leucistic” Mallard. We checked out the new Purple Martin boxes, but only Tree ... «Delta-Optimist, Jul 15»
Fish & Wildlife: Continental duck counts hold steady
The American wigeon estimate of 3 million birds is similar to last year, and 17 percent higher than the long-term average of 2.6 million. «St. Cloud Times, Jul 15»
Duck Numbers Remain High Despite Drier Duck Factory Weather
American wigeon: 3.0 million, which is similar to the 2014 estimate and 17-percent over the long-term average. Green-winged teal: 4.1 million, ... «Outdoor Channel, Jul 15»
Birding: Always another hybrid waiting to be hatched
... include Barrow's goldeneye/common goldeneye, greater scaup/tufted duck, American wigeon/Eurasian wigeon and mallard/northern pintail. «Press Herald, Jun 15»
Bird sightings
... a gull-billed tern, an American wigeon, a yellow-crowned night-heron, seven purple martins, and one seaside and 18 saltmarsh sparrows. «Boston Globe, Jun 15»
Fly away, fly away, fly away ... gone
The American wigeon is a duck commonly seen in Arkansas but 100 years of census data suggest its population is shrinking rapidly. Research ... «Arkansas Online, Jun 15»
Spring in the Codroy Valley - a birders retreat
American wigeon are common nesters. We found a Eurasian wigeon, a species not yet proven to nest in the province, but has been suspected ... «The Telegram, Jun 15»
Birdwatch: Wicked winds make a muddle of incoming species
Other bird sightings included a first summer drake American wigeon seen along with a female Eurasian wigeon at Bewholme Hall Pond near ... «Yorkshire Post, Jun 15»
