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Meaning of greylag
Wordnet
greylag (n)
common grey wild goose of Europe; ancestor of many domestic breeds
Webster
greylag (n.)
See Graylag.
greylag Sentence Examples
- The greylag goose, a species of wild goose, is commonly found in Eurasia and North Africa.
- Greylag geese are known for their distinctive grey plumage, which gives them their name.
- Unlike other goose species, greylags do not exhibit as much sexual dimorphism, with both males and females having similar coloration.
- Greylag geese are known for their long, powerful necks, which they use to forage for food in shallow waters.
- They typically feed on aquatic vegetation, but will also consume insects, small fish, and berries.
- Greylag geese are highly social birds, often forming large flocks of up to several hundred individuals.
- They communicate with each other through a variety of vocalizations, including honks and whistles.
- During the breeding season, greylags typically form monogamous pairs and build nests on the ground or in shallow depressions.
- The female typically lays 4-6 eggs, which she incubates for about 28 days.
- Greylag geese are considered to be the ancestors of most domestic goose breeds.
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common grey wild goose of Europe; ancestor of many domestic breedsSee Graylag.
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The greylag goose, a species of wild goose, is commonly found in Eurasia and North Africa.
Greylag geese are known for their distinctive grey plumage, which gives them their name.
Unlike other goose species, greylags do not exhibit as much sexual dimorphism, with both males and females having similar coloration.
Greylag geese are known for their long, powerful necks, which they use to forage for food in shallow waters.
