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UK
/mˈɜːɡænsɐ/
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NOUN
- large crested fish-eating diving duck having a slender hooked bill with serrated edges
How To Use merganser In A Sentence
- Inman followed the woman, noting that she stepped with inturned toes, a style of walking often said to be favored by Indians, though Inman had known many a Cherokee, Swimmer among them, who walked splay-footed as mergansers. Cold Mountain
- The three sawbill ducks - smews, goosanders and red-breasted mergansers - have been spreading through the country on large lakes and reservoirs. Times, Sunday Times
- Hahaha, when I was reading the article I was thinking the same thing: Make it a challenge, take merganser! Best Tasting Ducks
- The smallest merganser, the Smew of Eurasia sometimes visits America's northeastern shore.
- The Red-Breasted Merganser is also a bold world traveler, plying icy waters where usually only scoters and eiders dare to tread.
- The male hooded merganser, with his distinct gibbous moon crest, demands immediate attention.
- In fall and winter, look for bald eagles, American dippers, mergansers, red-shafted Northern flickers, red-tailed hawks, and Townsend's solitaires.
- The unofficial culling of pelican populations and, to a lesser extent, the merganser began in 1924.
- I just realized that our wood duck box had hooded mergansers in it and our bluebird boxes are full of swallows.
- This stamp by Albert Gilbert shows a hooded merganser. Hunting Duck Stamps