widgeon
wigeon

And am I supposed to believe you to be a naive little widgeon?

A pair of widgeons paddle up and look over the situation.

Most of the chits coming out these days are pretty little widgeons.

"What objection does the lovely widgeon have to your offer?"

The next station was a pair of widgeon coming straight overhead from behind.

Widgeon then remained four to five miles offshore while waiting for her boat to return.

Widgeons flew in many parts of the world, but it never achieved commercial success.

The Widgeon was originally designed for the civil market.

Soon a large flight came over, mixed up with mallard and widgeon.

Here the poor Widgeon, oil leaking from the nose-case of her right engine.

She remembered he had expressed horror at the thought of marrying such a vain widgeon.

Widgeon altered course in time to rescue one man of the two-man crew.

About noon, the mallards and widgeons begin to stir.

Many Widgeons survive in private hands, in various states of restoration or storage.

Widgeon operated off the east coast through 1921.

"Ah, you park rangers wouldn't know a bufflehead from a widgeon."

A Widgeon fleet was organized in 1979 which brought the sport of sailing back into regional popularity.

The migrant widgeons should still be there.

Perhaps she was a widgeon, but it was unkind of Hester to say so.

A Grumman Widgeon aircraft was used for the series.

Westland developed an improved version the Widgeon which was not a great success.

The main helicopter used in the film is a Westland Widgeon.

Widgeon I - original version with capacity for two crew and four passengers (one produced)

Widgeon received one battle star for her World War II service.

The Widgeon was a technical triumph.

The smell of wigeon we had on one visit practically blew us out the window.

Wigeon, teal and other ducks will also be there.

Sexual dimorphism is relatively subtle in this species of wigeon.

The American Wigeon is a noisy species, and in the field can often be identified by their distinctive calls.

The boating lake attracts up to 200 wigeon who graze on the bank during the winter.

Wigeon live by and swim on the loch.

In silhouette, the wigeon can be distinguished from other dabblers by its round head, short neck, and small bill.

A bright day, new ice, the temperature well below freezing, with wigeon and redshank calling.

The female is light brown, with plumage much like a female American Wigeon.

I picked out two golden-eye amongst teal and wigeon.

The head and neck coloring of the female is different as opposed to the Eurasian Wigeon.

The American Wigeon is highly gregarious outside of the breeding season and will form large flocks.

It can be distinguished from most other ducks, apart from American Wigeon, on shape.

Having a largely vegetarian diet, most wigeon migrate in the fall well before northern marshes begin to freeze.

An American Wigeon x Mallard hybrid has also been recorded.

Wigeon grazed on the far shore.

It is the New World counterpart of the Eurasian Wigeon.

This wigeon has two adult molts per year and a juvenile molt in the first year, as well.

This white patch gives the wigeon its other common name, baldpate (pate is another word for head).

Wigeon numbers have also declined.

Animals that live around the pool are shoveler, wigeon and occasionally goosander.

I didn't manage to shoot a goose, although the wigeon that I did kill ended up in the pot.

The favourites on the table are Mallard, Wigeon and Teal.

The levels are also important for the wintering wildfowl they attract, particularly Teal and Wigeon.

One plant that grows in the soft mud is the uncommon Eelgrass, an important food source for the Wigeon.