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Перевод: waterfowl

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Тезаурус:

1. These great works, at any rate, converted shallow waters, where "fen slodgers" had fished for eels and caught waterfowl for the town markets, into the most fertile soil in Britain, where rich harvests are now reaped.
2. It also lists most of the significant UK birdwatching sites where you can see a host of species including seabirds, birds of prey and waterfowl.
3. During the month of November, resident waterfowl can be seen searching the increasingly barren landscape for food.
4. There's something for everyone in this out-of-the ordinary attraction - a folk collection of Victorian memorabilia, farm animals, poultry, waterfowl, Shetland ponies and a very friendly donkey, adventure playground and picnic area.
5. Already reduced to one-tenth of their original extent, these served as a breeding and wintering ground for 12,000 waterfowl.
6. Solent estuary, Hampshire: loss of waterfowl and wading birds caused by over-development of water sports and other facilities
7. Pleasant woodlands walks, lake with waterfowl reached via walk through "Charter Wood".
8. There are 147 different species of waterfowl, found almost worldwide.
9. FARMERS on Tealham and Tadham moors on the Somerset Levels are rushing to drain their land in order to forestall a plan by the Nature Conservancy Council to declare the area a Site of Special Scientific Interest for its rare combination of waterfowl, meadow plants and aquatic flora and fauna, Tom King, secretary of state for the environment, has already granted the council's request for an emergency order to stop deep drains being installed on 30 hectares belonging to one farmer.
10. A monster pike measuring about 4ft and weighing over 30lb has had a 460 bounty put on its head after chomping its way through almost half the stock of waterfowl and fish in the boating lake at Alexandra Palace, North London.
11. The moat attracts many varieties of waterfowl throughout the year.
12. And they are habitat for the millions of mallard duck, Canada geese, American widgeon and other waterfowl that pause here as they cruise the Atlantic Flyway toward warmer climes each autumn.
13. Walking along the riverbank or lakeside, I could see a variety of waterfowl, such as moorhens, seagulls and ducks; up in the trees were virtually the entire crow family - jays, rooks and jackdaws - as well as blackbirds, thrushes, finches, all the everyday birds.