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- Wigeon are dabbling ducks in the genus Anas. There are three species: the Eurasian Wigeon, the American Wigeon and the Chil�e Wigeon. ...
- A common and increasingly abundant duck, the American Wigeon breeds in northwestern North America and is found throughout the rest of the continent in ...
- All plumages distinguished from all other dabbling ducks (except Eurasian Wigeon) by pale gray or white secondary coverts in flight. At rest Wigeon have a ...
- A small duck with a short bill and round head, the American Wigeon has a reddish-brown body, and a speckled grayish head that is plain in females and boldly ...
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- The American Wigeon, or "Baldpate," is a wary bird, taking flight the ... Wigeons wait at the surface while the other birds dive, then snatch the food away ...
- American Wigeon: Medium dabbling duck, brown body with white crown, large green ear patch extending to back of head, buff washed breast and sides, ...
- Britannica online encyclopedia article on wigeon: any of four species of dabbling ducks (family Anatidae), popular game birds and excellent table fare.
- A common and increasingly abundant duck, the American Wigeon breeds in northwestern North America and is found throughout the rest of the continent in ...
- All plumages distinguished from all other dabbling ducks (except Eurasian Wigeon) by pale gray or white secondary coverts in flight. At rest Wigeon have a ...
- A small duck with a short bill and round head, the American Wigeon has a reddish-brown body, and a speckled grayish head that is plain in females and boldly ...
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- The American Wigeon, or "Baldpate," is a wary bird, taking flight the ... Wigeons wait at the surface while the other birds dive, then snatch the food away ...
- American Wigeon: Medium dabbling duck, brown body with white crown, large green ear patch extending to back of head, buff washed breast and sides, ...
- Britannica online encyclopedia article on wigeon: any of four species of dabbling ducks (family Anatidae), popular game birds and excellent table fare.
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