widgeon
See widgeon in American Heritage Dictionary 4
also wi·geon (wĭjˈən)
noun pl. widgeon widgeon also
wigeon or
wid·geons also
wi·geons Either of two wild, freshwater ducks (Anas americana of North America or A. penelope of Europe) having a grayish or brownish back and a white belly and wing coverts. The European widgeon has a reddish-brown head and creamy crown, and the American widgeon has a shiny white crown.
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