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Definition of diving duck in English: diving ducknoun A duck of a type which dives under water for food, such as the pochard, scaup, tufted duck, and goldeneye. Tribes Aythyini and Mergini, family Anatidae: several genera, in particular Aythya and Bucephala Compare with dabbling duck Example sentencesExamples - They pick food from the surface of shallow wetlands, graze in open fields, and steal food from coots and diving ducks.
- The total number of these diving ducks breeding in Britain is only some 800, but two couples among them have chosen Barnes.
- It seems incongruous that Garibaldi produced species of diving ducks, since these do not commonly frequent the Sacramento Valley.
- Common Goldeneyes are diving ducks and forage mostly under water.
- The Lesser Scaup is one of the most abundant diving ducks in the Northwest.
- Varying water levels are especially important to birds such as grebes, coots, and diving ducks that build floating nests in emergent vegetation.
- It is the diving ducks, though, that I really enjoy and which brighten the winter scene for many.
- Barrow's Goldeneyes are diving ducks, and whole groups of goldeneyes will dive at the same time.
- More generalized than other diving ducks, the Ring-necked Duck eats mostly seeds, roots, and tubers.
- Washington's smallest diving duck, the Bufflehead, is easily distinguished from other ducks.
- Redheads usually gather in small flocks, often mixed with other diving duck species.
- Bank anglers should watch for small groups of diving duck working together over the weedbeds.
- The diving duck family ranges in size from the petite (Ruddy Duck and Bufflehead) to the meaty (Canvasback.)
- You may also see the Scaup Duck, or Black Teal, New Zealand's only true diving duck.
- His aerial surveys documented the tremendous decline in waterfowl use and the redistribution of diving ducks to the Mississippi River.
- They are exceptional divers and, unlike other diving ducks, can take off from the water without running along the surface.
Definition of diving duck in US English: diving ducknoun A duck of a type which dives under water for food, such as the pochard, scaup, tufted duck, and goldeneye. Tribes Aythyini and Mergini, family Anatidae: several genera, in particular Aythya and Bucephala Compare with dabbling duck Example sentencesExamples - It is the diving ducks, though, that I really enjoy and which brighten the winter scene for many.
- The total number of these diving ducks breeding in Britain is only some 800, but two couples among them have chosen Barnes.
- They are exceptional divers and, unlike other diving ducks, can take off from the water without running along the surface.
- Bank anglers should watch for small groups of diving duck working together over the weedbeds.
- Redheads usually gather in small flocks, often mixed with other diving duck species.
- You may also see the Scaup Duck, or Black Teal, New Zealand's only true diving duck.
- They pick food from the surface of shallow wetlands, graze in open fields, and steal food from coots and diving ducks.
- His aerial surveys documented the tremendous decline in waterfowl use and the redistribution of diving ducks to the Mississippi River.
- More generalized than other diving ducks, the Ring-necked Duck eats mostly seeds, roots, and tubers.
- The diving duck family ranges in size from the petite (Ruddy Duck and Bufflehead) to the meaty (Canvasback.)
- Barrow's Goldeneyes are diving ducks, and whole groups of goldeneyes will dive at the same time.
- Varying water levels are especially important to birds such as grebes, coots, and diving ducks that build floating nests in emergent vegetation.
- It seems incongruous that Garibaldi produced species of diving ducks, since these do not commonly frequent the Sacramento Valley.
- Washington's smallest diving duck, the Bufflehead, is easily distinguished from other ducks.
- The Lesser Scaup is one of the most abundant diving ducks in the Northwest.
- Common Goldeneyes are diving ducks and forage mostly under water.
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