sheldfowl Synonyms
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sheldfowl Meaning
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sheldfowl (n.)
The common sheldrake.
sheldfowl Sentence Examples
- The sheldfowl's plumage shimmered iridescently in the sunlight.
- Flocks of sheldfowl soared overhead, their calls echoing through the marsh.
- The sheldfowl's distinctive white wing bars and yellow feet made it easy to identify.
- Pairs of sheldfowl nested in hollows in trees or dense reeds.
- The sheldfowl's diet consisted mainly of aquatic plants and invertebrates.
- Sheldfowl were known for their territorial behavior, fiercely defending their nesting sites.
- The sheldfowl's population had declined in recent years due to habitat loss.
- Conservationists worked to protect the sheldfowl's breeding grounds and reintroduce birds into suitable areas.
- Birdwatchers eagerly awaited the arrival of sheldfowl during their annual migration.
- The sheldfowl's unique call, a loud "kew-kew," could be heard throughout the wetlands.
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The common sheldrake.
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The sheldfowl's plumage shimmered iridescently in the sunlight.
Flocks of sheldfowl soared overhead, their calls echoing through the marsh.
The sheldfowl's distinctive white wing bars and yellow feet made it easy to identify.
Pairs of sheldfowl nested in hollows in trees or dense reeds.
