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Gadwall The gadwall (or gray duck) is nineteen inches long, and is found throughout Europe and America, as well as India. ... |
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Gallinule These birds are weak fliers, preferring to hide from predators.... |
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Gallinule, Florida The Florida Gallinule (Gallinula chloropus cerceris) is a subspecies of the Common Moorhen, a bird in the Rallidae family of rails.... |
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Gannet The gannet is an excellent diver and can remain underwater for more than one minute.... |
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Gannet "The Pelecanus bassanus f Linnaeus and the Sule bassana of modern ornithologists, a large sea-fowl long known as a numerous visitor, for the purpose of breeding, to the Bass Rock at the entrance of th... |
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Gannet, Northern The Northern Gannet (Morus bassanus) is a bird in the Pelecaniformes order of waterbirds. It was once known as the synonym Sula bassana.... |
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Garganey Also known as the summer teal, the garganey is sixteen inches long and found in Southern Europe and India.... |
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Geese Five Geese roaming the streets.... |
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Geese Five geese waddling under a fence out to the street.... |
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Geese Four geese waddling next to a fence in the country. While waddling they were "honking and hissing like a bewildered orchesta.... |
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Geese A flock of geese flying over a town.... |
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Geese, Flock of An illustration of a flock of geese on a path toward a town.... |
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Geese, Two An illustration of a goose and a gander, also known as a male goose.... |
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Gerfalcon "The Gerfalcon is the most powerful of the Falcon tribe. The falcons, it may be said, realize the ideal of a bird of prey."... |
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Gnatcatcher, Blue-Gray The Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher.... |
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Gnatcatcher, Blue-Gray "Blue-gray Gnatcatcher (Poliptila caerulea). The blue-gray gnatcatcher, Polioptila caerulea, is a very common migratory insectivorous bird inhabiting woodlands of the United States." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Goat-sucker, European A small bird with a large mouth, which preys primarily on small insects.... |
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Goat-sucker, gold river A large bird, averaging about twenty inches in length when full-grown. It is native to Australia.... |
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Goat-sucker, head of Head of the goat-sucker. It bears some resemblence to an owl, with a large head and eyes, as well as mottled plumage and nocturnal habits.... |
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Godwit The godwit is larger than the Woodcock with a long beak, twice the length of its head.... |
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Godwit, Marbled The Marbled Godwit (Limosa fedoa) is a large shorebird in the Scolopacidae family of waders.... |
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godwits, black-tailed The black-tailed godwit measures about sixteen inches in length, and is found throughout Europe during the spring and summer months.... |
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Goldcrest The Goldcrest (Regulus regulus) is a small bird in the Regulidae family of kinglets. It was also known as the synonym Regulus cristatus.... |
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Goldfinch the goldfinch is exceedingly docile, easily tamed and when raised as a cage-bird will readily become attached to those who take care of it, (Figuier, 1869).... |
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Goldfinch the goldfinch is exceedingly docile, easily tamed and when raised as a cage-bird will readily become attached to those who take care of it, (Figuier, 1869).... |
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