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  1. American Wigeon Identification, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of …

    Feb 28, 2015 · American Wigeons congregate in groups on lakes and wetlands, where they nibble aquatic vegetation from the surface or tip up to grab plants under the water. They also waddle …

  2. Wigeon - Wikipedia

    There are three extant species of wigeon, in addition to one recently extinct species. Male (front) and female (rear) American wigeons. Male (rear) and female (front) Chiloé wigeons.

  3. American Wigeon | Audubon Field Guide

    While most dabbling ducks are denizens of the shallows, American Wigeon spend much of their time in flocks grazing on land. Paradoxically, they also spend more time than other marsh ducks on deep …

  4. American Wigeon (Male and Female Identification) + Photos

    Feb 23, 2023 · As dabbling ducks, these water birds feed by tipping their head underwater. American Wigeons (Mareca americana) are medium-sized ducks with distinctive plumage. Males sport green …

  5. WIDGEON Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

    The meaning of WIDGEON is any of several freshwater ducks (genus Mareca).

  6. American Wigeon | Ducks Unlimited

    American Wigeon are medium-sized dabbling ducks. Males in alternate plumage have a distinctive white forehead and crown, an iridescent dark green patch surrounding the eye and extending back onto …

  7. Wigeon | Dabbling Duck, Dabbling Ducks, Anas Penelope | Britannica

    wigeon, any of four species of dabbling ducks (family Anatidae), popular game birds and excellent table fare. The European wigeon (Anas, or Mareca, penelope) ranges across the Palaearctic and is …

  8. American Wigeon - eBird

    Females are very difficult to distinguish from female Eurasian Wigeon; note colder grayish-brown head on American that contrasts with warmer orangey sides. Also look for brighter white, not gray, …

  9. widgeon - All Bird Species

    May 26, 2025 · Widgeons are social birds that live in large flocks. During mating displays, the male uses his distinct coloration and issues a clear whistle sound to attract a mate. The female widgeon’s call, …

  10. American Wigeon (Mareca americana) | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

    American wigeons occur across all four North American flyways, but they are most abundant in the Pacific and Central flyways. Nesting occurs primarily on the ground in the northern tundra, boreal …