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Meanings of waterfowl in English
Usage of waterfowl in English
1
It's an important habitat for native fish, waterfowl, migratory and coastal birds.
2
Noosing waterfowl is another general and very successful mode of taking them.
3
Fish & Wildlife Service conducted its 17th annual census of migratory waterfowl.
4
But no shells came to disturb the waterfowl among the reeds around.
5
At these non-human hours they could get quite close to the waterfowl.
6
Fish abound, as do waterfowl, crocodiles and, in the southern swamps, hippopotami.
7
It is a waterfowl, that spreads its wings and flies away screaming.
8
A flock of waterfowl, startled, flew up from a bank of reeds.
9
At once, the sky was full of waterfowl wheeling in startled flight.
10
She treats her waterfowl with more compassion than her lovers, I hear.'
11
We used satellite technology to identify the location of waterfowl flocks.
12
The geese competed with native waterfowl and fouled up the environment, she said.
13
Fish and Wildlife Service in implementing waterfowl management and research programs.
14
The stillness of the night was enlivened by millions of waterfowl.
15
He had seen plenty of rabbits, and there were waterfowl on the ponds.
16
Ducks, geese, and other waterfowl, came in myriads with the spring.
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United States of America
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