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Examples for "waterfowl"
Examples for "waterfowl"
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It's an important habitat for native fish, waterfowl, migratory and coastal birds.
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Noosing waterfowl is another general and very successful mode of taking them.
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Fish & Wildlife Service conducted its 17th annual census of migratory waterfowl.
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But no shells came to disturb the waterfowl among the reeds around.
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At these non-human hours they could get quite close to the waterfowl.
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It is home to two inhabited islands and also sustains nearly 200 waterbird species.
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Some kind of waterbird, she says.
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Minutes passed; a waterbird on the river beside them stirred and called; the occasional car moved over Magdalen Bridge.
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Prof Richard Kingsford, a UNSW ecologist who coordinates an annual waterbird survey, said: This study has filled a major gap.
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She had salt-and-pepper hair and a large, patrician nose, and her angular, rawboned body had reminded me of a waterbird.
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The water bird then flew away, cackling with pleasure at its freedom.
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There it swims out now, and it's a big water bird, too.
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He is a regular water bird, though he is not over eighteen years old.
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Across the lake, a water bird took flight, swirling and soaring away into the distance.
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Her hair got loose as she hurried, and she reminded me of some wild water bird.
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Several other boats of various sizes took to the water and surrounded the large new water bird like ducklings.
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The old gentleman had immediately identified it as a plover, a water bird about the size of a quail.
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Without being seen by the parents, he took the bird into the hut and exchanged it for the water bird.
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Sometimes for an instant he scanned the surface of the lake for signs of breaking fish or splash of migrant water bird.
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A monstrous water bird, with a long curved neck supporting a fierce crested head and large unblinking eyes, was coming toward him.
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The man who had called to him held up a coil of rope, attached at one end to the strange enormous water bird.
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She began to walk up on her toes like a water bird, ready to take flight at the crack of a twig, at anything.
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The canoes wheeled and soon hung like water birds at our side.
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If the fresh- water birds follow my advice, they will move north immediately.'
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Not far away, several water birds were seen scavenging among washed-up dead fish.
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Rodents of the fields, like the water birds, suffered untold deaths.
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