mergus serrator (Meaning)
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mergus serrator (n)
widely distributed merganser of America and Europe
Synonyms & Antonyms of mergus serrator
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mergus serrator Sentence Examples
- Mergus serrator, commonly known as the red-breasted merganser, is a medium-sized duck species.
- Mergus serrator has a distinctive serrated bill, hence its scientific name.
- The male Mergus serrator is known for its iridescent blue-green head and chestnut breast.
- Mergus serrator females have a more subdued appearance, with a grayish-brown head and white breast.
- Mergus serrator is a piscivorous species, primarily feeding on fish.
- Mergus serrator breeds in temperate and subarctic regions, typically near bodies of water.
- Mergus serrator uses its serrated bill to grasp and hold fish while diving.
- Mergus serrator nests in tree cavities or on the ground, often reusing old nests of other birds.
- Mergus serrator is a migratory species, wintering in warmer climates.
- Mergus serrator populations have declined in some areas due to habitat loss and degradation.
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widely distributed merganser of America and Europe
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Mergus serrator, commonly known as the red-breasted merganser, is a medium-sized duck species.
Mergus serrator has a distinctive serrated bill, hence its scientific name.
The male Mergus serrator is known for its iridescent blue-green head and chestnut breast.
Mergus serrator females have a more subdued appearance, with a grayish-brown head and white breast.
