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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «WIGEON»
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wigeon nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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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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Painting Waterfowl with J. D. Sprankle
The American wigeon drake, sometimes referred to as the baldpate, is a very
distinctive and graceful duck. Observing them here in my aviary, I've found them
to be very active, very nervous birds, and I often photographed them in a scolding
...
Curtis J. Badger, James D. Sprankle, 1998
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A Field Guide to the Birds of Britain and Europe
WIGEON Anas penelope Plate 12, 19, 21 Du - Smient Fr - Canard siffleur Ge -
Pfeifente Sw - Blasand Identification: l 8" (45cm ). Rather small, short-hilled,
round-headed, compact, low-slung duck, with rather narrow wing-points and
pointed tail ...
Roger Tory Peterson, Guy Mountfort, P. A. D. Hollum, 2001
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Birds of the Yukon Territory
Eurasian. Wigeon. Arias perrelope Linnaeus This rare red-headed relative of the
common American ... Swine accidental casual aociclental uncommon casual
Distribution: The Eurasian Wigeon is regularly observed only in southern 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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Pete Dunne's Essential Field Guide Companion: A ...
and park ponds, 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 ...
6
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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Ducks, Geese and Swans: Species accounts (Cairina to Mergus)
American. Wigeon. Anas. americana. PLATE. 15. Aiias aincriciuia Gmelin, 1789,
Syst. Nat., 1, p. 526 Louisiana and New York Etymology: americana means of
America. Other names: Baldpate. Danish: Amerikansk pibeand; French: Canard ...
8
Big December Canvasbacks
It has been my experience that either Canada geese or wigeon that are on a
green diet—generally grass—aren't especially palatable. They are certainly
entirely edible, but are far, far removed from birds feeding on something else. In
the case ...
9
The Atlas of Breeding Birds of Alberta: A Second Look
GSWA 2005 COSEWIC Historic Rankings Secure N/A RANGE OBSERVED
DISTRIBUTION ATLAS 1. Photo: Gerald Romanchuk NESTING The American
Wigeon, commonly known as the Baldpate, nests in appropriate habitat in every
Natural ...
Wigeon flocks should be observed carefully for probable occurrence of this
species or hybrids. A bird seen by J. A. Toups and A. Duchein on the Jackson
County Christmas Bird Count on December 16, 1978, was either a Eurasian or
possibly ...
William H. Turcotte, David L. Watts, 1999
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «WIGEON»
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A tribute in reeds and shingle: Simon Aspinall remembered
Avocet, wigeon, teal, shelduck, sandpiper, tern, grey plover – all these and more can be seen from the terrace that overlooks the reeds, boardwalks and hides. «The National, lug 15»
Rare bird alert: 444 ring-necked ducks seen on Connecticut River
A male Eurasian wigeon, 20 American wigeon, three gadwall, five lesser scaup, three greater scaup, six red-breasted mergansers, and two pied billed grebes ... «WMUR Manchester, apr 15»
H5N8 found in more wild birds in US, Sweden
Surveillance of wild birds led to the identification of H5N8 in a Canada goose and an American wigeon in southwestern Oregon's Klamath County, according to ... «CIDRAP, mar 15»
American visitor is star of the show at Nosterfield
THERE is little doubt about February's bird of the month – a superb drake American Wigeon at Nosterfield spotted among the wintering flock of European ... «Darlington and Stockton Times, mar 15»
Birders Flock to Bush Terminal Park for Rare Eurasian Wigeon …
“One of the stars of Bush Terminal Park has been a Eurasian wigeon,” said Robert Bate, president of the Brooklyn Bird Club, referring to a species of duck that's ... «DNAinfo, mar 15»
Number of Migratory Birds Soars in Chilika Lagoon
Eurasian Wigeon and Northern Pintail were among the major species to have been recorded during the survey in which 77 enumerators in 20 groups took part. «The New Indian Express, gen 15»
A distant silence
The wigeon were immersed in a cloud of their sweet whistled calls. The individual note of each one has a slewed, trailing-away quality, like a glass bottle ... «The Guardian, gen 15»
H5N8 reaches Russia
The strain was identified in a sample from hunted healthy Eurasian Wigeon (duck) in Belaya Gora, Abyjsky, in the Sakha Republic, as part of monitoring activities ... «GlobalMeatNews.com, gen 15»
Blame it on the wigeon
The bird flu outbreak introduced a relatively unknown danger to the public: the wigeon. This dastardly migrating bird is threatening our cheap chicken filets. «DutchNews.nl, dic 14»
Seen in New Jersey: A route along the Jersey Shore
We are always hopeful for a rarity, such as a Eurasian wigeon or tufted duck – or perhaps even a cackling goose with the Canada geese. When the gull flocks ... «NJ.com, dic 14»
