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Waterfowl
Waterfowl are birds that spend a majority of their time in and around bodies of water. Included in this group are ducks, geese, and swans. Many are migratory and are often hunted as game.
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Will the Albatross be able to come out of extinction?
The Albatross has not been listed as extinct. There are 22 subspecies listed by the International Union of Conservation for Nature, the IUCN Red List, 18 out of those 22 subspecies are listed with a status in the "threatened range". The IUCN Red List "threatened range" includes the status of, critically endangered, endangered, and vulnerable. So According to the IUCN Red List, 18 of the 22 Albatross subspecies, were considered to be either, critically endangered, endangered, or vulnerable. But none of the subspecies were listed as extinct. For more details see the sites listed below.
Which insect makes its nest from chewed up mud or wood?
The potter wasp uses mud
The European wasp ( USA yellow jacket ? ) chews wood
The carpenter bee drills a horizontal hole in wood.
I doubt it because the eggs have to stay warm and at 30 degrees without her there is no way they can.
What kind of duck has puffor ball on their head?
Ducks that have puffs of feathers on their heads are various types of domestic ducks called "crested" ducks.
It is a type of bird
Uria aalge Auks (Alcidae) The UK's coasts have many stretches of sheer cliffs where seabirds breed and the guillemot is one of the most numerous birds in the great 'seabird cities'. It comes to land only to nest, spending the rest of its life at sea, where it is vulnerable to oil spills. Dark brown and white, not as black as the similar razorbill, it has a 'bridled' form with a white ring round the eye and stripe behind it. Found on small areas of cliffs on the south coast of England, very locally on the coasts and islands of Wales and in a handful of places in the north of England and Northern Ireland; more widely spread on cliffs of Scotland. RSPB nature reserves such as Bempton Cliffs in Yorkshire, Fowlsheugh in Grampian and Marwick Head in Orkney have large colonies. In winter it is widespread around UK coasts but usually well offshore. It is sometimes seen inshore after gales or passing by longer headlands. Guillemots are best seen at the nesting colonies, from March to the end of July. Fish and crustaceans {| ! Europe ! UK breeding* ! UK wintering* ! UK passage* | - 1,420,900 pairs - - * UK breeding is the number of pairs breeding annually. UK wintering is the number of individuals present from October to March. UK passage is the number of individuals passing through on migration in spring and/or autumn. source (http://www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/name/g/guillemot/index.asp)
|} It is a type of bird
Uria aalge Auks (Alcidae) The UK's coasts have many stretches of sheer cliffs where seabirds breed and the guillemot is one of the most numerous birds in the great 'seabird cities'. It comes to land only to nest, spending the rest of its life at sea, where it is vulnerable to oil spills. Dark brown and white, not as black as the similar razorbill, it has a 'bridled' form with a white ring round the eye and stripe behind it. Found on small areas of cliffs on the south coast of England, very locally on the coasts and islands of Wales and in a handful of places in the north of England and Northern Ireland; more widely spread on cliffs of Scotland. RSPB nature reserves such as Bempton Cliffs in Yorkshire, Fowlsheugh in Grampian and Marwick Head in Orkney have large colonies. In winter it is widespread around UK coasts but usually well offshore. It is sometimes seen inshore after gales or passing by longer headlands. Guillemots are best seen at the nesting colonies, from March to the end of July. Fish and crustaceans {| ! Europe ! UK breeding* ! UK wintering* ! UK passage* | - 1,420,900 pairs - - * UK breeding is the number of pairs breeding annually. UK wintering is the number of individuals present from October to March. UK passage is the number of individuals passing through on migration in spring and/or autumn. source (http://www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/name/g/guillemot/index.asp)
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It is legal in the united states to hunt geese with many rules and some that vary from state to state. Generally you need a valid hunters license and a migratory duck stamp issued by federal government and bought at the post office. use of shotgun with non lead shot over water and geese cannot be shot while in water, but flying.
Polar bears. Arctic fox in north Pacific species, rats and feral cats, humans in tropical species.
7 is a prime number because it has only two factors which are itself and one
Penguins are aquatic animals as they live in water most of their lives. Likewise gulls, pelicans, albatrosses, and most swans, ducks, and geese qualify.
How big do white call ducks get?
The white call duck is smaller than ducks like mallards they get approximately 1 ft tall and about 1 and a half ft long
What are cormorants predators?
Cormorants predators are Phalacrocorax carbo, which are also know as birds over 2 feet tall. Some common ones are the ostrich and bald eagle.
If a duck egg turns black and blue, it means that the fetus is not getting enough oxygen. It will most likely die.
What color are the feet of an albatross?
Albatrosses depending on what type of albatross it is has normally white feet, most would think orange feet because some people think of the albatross as an overgrown seagull or a big sea gull. The black footed albatross has you guessed it black feet, so depending on what type it is it will have to depend.
The average albatrosses feet are normally white.
What is the name of the aquatic bird with lobed toes dark plumage a white bill with frontal shield?
The bird described is a coot. There are 12 extant (living) species of coot.
Where do yellow billed spoonbills live?
freshwater wetlands and swamps, occasionally salt water areas and is common in southeast Australia; it is not unusual on the remainder of the continent, and is a vagrant to New Zealand, Lord Howe Island and Norfolk Island
