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wildfowl

[wahyld-foul] / ˈwaɪldˌfaʊl /


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"And a lot of lead gunshot falls into the environment and it can then be eaten by wildfowl and terrestrial birds and cause poisoning."

From BBC

Diesel spilled from the train into the Loughor Estuary, which is home to wildfowl and wading birds.

From BBC

Christian Cooper, a 57-year-old science editor, previously told The Post that he has been a birder his entire life and enjoyed going to Central Park to look at wildfowl.

From Washington Post

"Out of control" dogs have chased wildfowl and their young at Sydlings Copse, Oxfordshire, where a grazing pony was also found with a dog lead wrapped around its neck, the trust added.

From BBC

An avid birder since childhood, Cooper had been making daily trips this spring to peek at the wildfowl seeking some refuge from the urban sprawl.

From Washington Post