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Wigeon whistle cheerfully to each other, and the bright white breasts of shoveler ducks shine even in this weak light as they constantly sift the sediment with their wide beaks.
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Wigeon whistle like boatmen hurrying to pack away their oars.
A Year on the Wing TIM DEE 2009
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Flock/flight profile Wigeon fly in swift, bunched, twisting flocks, like pigeons.
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Wigeon are the go-to bird here; bring a whistle to mimic their three-note call.
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Decoy Set Wigeon frequently raft up in large groups far from shore.
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Decoy Set Wigeon frequently raft up in large groups far from shore.
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Wigeon, mergansers, white-fronted geese, and ducks I took for spectacled eiders cruised roadside ponds.
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Flock/flight profile Wigeon fly in swift, bunched, twisting flocks, like pigeons.
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Wigeon are the go-to bird here; bring a whistle to mimic their three-note call.
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The Eurasian Wigeon, as its name implies, is an Old World species that occurs rather rarely in North America, primarily as a winter resident.
BIRDS ETCETERA—Birds, Birding, Birders, and Birdwatching John L. Trapp 2002
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