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Scenic Galveston background
Galveston while winter habitat for birds such as blue-winged teal, northern shovelers and American wigeons has improved significantly. More food is available for wading birds (notably roseate ...
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Birds - Hurricane Wilma
For example, a group of six Northern Shovelers seen feeding at the West Ponds on the 31st, had not been ... 14 5 1 6 Glossy Ibis Oct 28 Oct 31 1 1 Northern Shoveler Oct 31 6 6 Laughing Gull Oct 28 Nov 14 >60 ... these species are: 3 Caspian Terns; 3 Yellow-billed Cuckoos; and 1 Northern Rough-winged Swallow. All dead birds, intact and otherwise, were collected and ...
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Birds at Mono Lake
Mono Lake in mid-summer after breeding in the northern U.S. and southern Canada. At Mono Lake they molt their feathers and double their ... a wide variety of waterfowl at Mono Lake, mostly in the fall. Canada Geese, Mallards, Northern Shovelers, Northern Pintails, Gadwalls, Ruddy Ducks, Cinnamon Teals, and Green-winged Teals are locally common around the ...
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Northern Shoveler
Waterfowl Bio's & Biology > Northern Shoveler (Anas clypeata) by Wanda Gorsuch Common Names: shoveler, spoonbill, spoony. With their distinct shovel-shaped bill, Northern shovelers are easy to distinguish ... and cinnamon teal, but these ducks are much smaller than shovelers. Distribution During breeding season, shovelers are found throughout western North America and locally in eastern North ...
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Mississippi Alluvial Valley
Following widespread land conversion, the region has become more significant to northern pintails, green-winged teal and northern shovelers, as well as snow and white-fronted geese. Catahoula Lake and the ...
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Northern shoveler Facts, Figures, Description and Photo
Female northern shovelers lay an average of 9 eggs. Migrating and Wintering: Northern shovelers fly from the prairie pothole region through the ... avoided. Northern shovelers are common winter visitor to Central America, the Caribbean and northern Colombia, and are found occasionally in Trinidad (Scott and Carbonell, 1986). Population: Northern shoveler ...
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USGS National Wildlife Health Center - Avian Cholera
Two mortality events in November and December, about 15 miles apart, affected mainly eared grebes, northern shovelers, California gulls, and green-winged teal. Eared grebes began dying around November 6th near ... Saltair, another die-off began around December 17 that affected grebes, green-winged teal and northern shovelers. About 1,500 birds died in this area. Avian cholera die-offs on the ...
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USGS National Wildlife Health Center - Publications - Quarterly Reports
CFG Colusa & Delevan NWRs CA 12/15/98 - ongoing American Coot; American Wigeon; Snow Goose; Northern Pintail; Ross' Goose 12,000 (est.) Avian cholera NW Hayward - Water treatment wetlands CA 12 ... , an estimated 10,000 eared grebes and 5,000 northern shovelers died from avian cholera and in 1995 1,000 eared grebes and northern shovelers were involved. Pathologists at the USGS National Wildlife Health ...
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PRBO Conservation Science: Dabbling Duck trends
Northern Shovelers' breeding range, extends from the midwestern United States throughout most of Canada to Alaska. Found in a variety of shallow, open wetland habitats. Diet The Northern ... shovelers congregate at the muddy Pine Gulch Creek Delta, an area of freshwater inflow. Look for shovelers in the spring and summer, as a few rare spring and summer sightings suggest that Northern Shovelers ...
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