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Перевод: scoter

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Тезаурус:

1. Both sexes distinguished from smaller Common Scoter by white wing-bar, especially noticeable in flight, and red feet.
2. Most passage, however, occurs from mid-April to mid-May, when a marked movement along the coast, usually associated with passage of other species such as Bar-tailed Godwits, Scoter, or terns, takes place.
3. COMMON SCOTER Melanitta nigra.
4. Even so, the sea is known to be an important habitat supporting in winter flocks of diving ducks, mainly Common Scoter, Eider and Red-breasted Merganser; grebes, mainly Great Crested and Slavonian; a few divers and auks, and considerable numbers of gulls.
5. VELVET SCOTER - Melanitta fusca
6. Duck is only uniformly brownish duck with a pale (as distinct from white) cheek, except for maritime Common Scoter (p. 63), which has no white wing-bar Feeds by up-ending as well as diving.
7. Common Scoter are virtually confined to the open sea, although oiled birds will visit fresh water near the coast.
8. COMMON SCOTER - Melanitta nigra
9. VELVET SCOTER Melanitta fusca.
10. A very dark bird nearby makes me put up the 'scope again and I am surprised to find it is a common scoter, not at all common in Whalfirth Voe.
11. Velvet Scoter are virtually confined to the sea or sometimes tidal waters, but oiled birds may visit fresh water near the coast; there are two very old inland records, and single birds were seen at Weir Wood Reservoir on 1 February 1970 and Darwell Reservoir on 12 November 1972.
12. SURF SCOTER - Melanitta perspicillata
13. For example, scoter are mainly confined to East Sussex and mergansers to West Sussex, and most dabbling ducks are noted in Rye Bay, off Cuckmere Haven, and the Church Norton/Selsey area.