wigeon

IPA: wˈɪdʒɪn

Examples of "wigeon" in Sentences

The main birds were oystercatchers, knot and wigeon.
In the larger channels and pools wigeon are dabbling.
The wigeon is a beautiful duck that originated in Europe and Asia.
"One wigeon nearby had its head underwater and was completely clueless the whole time."
As usual the noisiest birds were the drake wigeon with their musical double whistle, which is very penetrating.
From below and almost through the middle of these lapwings blasts a denser flock of wigeon with even greater urgency.
More wigeon, and a few flocks of teal fly in, descending on to the dark water before clambering out on to the muddy ground.
Knot spun away in a grey miniature cloud, wigeon split up into small groups while the redshanks did not seem to know what to do.
Photographer Anthony Gibson was lucky enough to capture an attempt by this lynx to grab an American wigeon in Alaska's Denali National Park.
Northern pintail, shoveler, green-winged teal and mallard are most numerous, but a discerning eye will spot many types of ducks such as wigeon, cinnamon teal, gadwall and varieties of divers like canvasback, ring-necked and ruddy ducks.