wildfowl

Converse of object

• overwinter: The saltmarsh provides grazing for sheep and cattle and attracts thousands of overwintering wildfowl.
• winter: You can spot waders, wintering wildfowl all year round.
• shoot: In certain counties it is an offense to shoot wildfowl on Sundays.
• attract: The former clay pit is being remodeled to create an attractive lake to attract wildfowl.
• see: You will see most wildfowl between October and March.
• migrate: Its coastline includes some important seabirds cliffs, as well as tidal estuaries which are highly attractive to wintering and migrating wildfowl and waders.

Adjective modifier

• migratory: Migratory wildfowl, especially ducks, are natural carriers of the viruses.
• other: On the third pit that we explored, we finally came across our first Marbled Teal among other wildfowl.
• native: Canada geese also compete with native wildfowl for nest sites.
• common: THE POND draws many common wildfowl, reflects winter stem colors.

Preposition: on

• lake: Identify our winter wildfowl on the lakes and river.

Modifies a noun

• refuge: The adjacent wildfowl refuge is a roosting place for many species of wildfowl during the winter.
• pond: Castle Park complete with wildfowl pond, bowling green and children's play ground.
• specie: No other wildfowl species seemed to moving with them.
• reserve: The inn is further along the road just past the wildfowl reserve.
• population: Second only to Loch Leven in Tayside for their wintering wildfowl populations.
• number: Wildfowl numbers are starting to build up, with a few Wigeon being seen, and winter Common Gulls are beginning to appear.

Preposition: in

• winter: Grazing with sheep is used to maintain certain pits without the characteristic willow margin in order to encourage migrant wildfowl in winter.

Noun used with modifier

• winter: A cut in August also improves the grazing for winter wildfowl.
• grazing: The Lune Estuary has grazed saltmarshes that are important for grazing wildfowl.