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pochard

[ UK /pˈɒt‍ʃəd/ ]
NOUN
  1. heavy-bodied Old World diving duck having a grey-and-black body and reddish head

How To Use pochard In A Sentence

  • Through binoculars we recognised shoveler, teal, pochard and tufted duck, all of which breed in the pools.
  • We are given a wonderful account of visits to Attu, the desolate, westernmost of the Aleutian Islands - and holy grail of birders - to see smews, pochards, and stragglers blowing in from Siberia.
  • And while the local migratory birds are flying out, the foreign ones like mallards, pintails, teals, shovelers, pochards, waders and curlews are coming in.
  • There must have been a thousand birds, a mix of species including lots of pochard or tufted duck.
  • More than 70 varieties of birds breed on and around the lake, including the famous ospreys, tufted ducks, goldeneyes, coots, pochards, mallards and widgeons.
  • Other species found included goosander, pochard, tufted duck and teal on the water.
  • WWT Washington Wetland Centre's aviculture warden Owen Joiner flew to Africa last month on an emergency mission to save the pochard, which is the world's rarest duck. Undefined
  • And while the local migratory birds are flying out, the foreign ones like mallards, pintails, teals, shovelers, pochards, waders and curlews are coming in.
  • Other species found included goosander, pochard, tufted duck and teal on the water.
  • The most numerous species are wigeon Anas penelope (39,000: 112,000 in the1970s), common pochard Aythya ferina (120,000 in 1971) and coot Fulica atra (36,000: 188,000 in 1973). Ichkeul National Park, Tunisia
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