What does AMWI stand for?

American Wigeon (Anas americana, bird species)

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Fall-winter visitors include red-necked grebes, American wigeons, brant, gadwalls, Northern pintails, red-breasted mergansers, buffleheads, mew gulls.

Everett waterfront hosts ospreys, purple martins, eagles and more

Population estimates for American black ducks, ring-necked ducks, American wigeon, bufflehead, goldeneyes and mergansers surveyed in eastern North America were similar to last year and their 1990-2007 averages.

Survey shows sense of separate duck flyway

After rather hurried flicking of pages, he announced that he was pretty sure there was an American wigeon out on the estuary.

Bird Notes

Other wintering residents include Canada geese, American wigeon and lesser scaups.

See swans and gorge(ous) scenery at Franz Lake refuge; Birders' Top ...

On the Dee Estuary a drake American Wigeon was on the salt marsh at Flint Castle,always a great place for some winter birdwatching.

Bird watch

In winter, see horned and Western grebes, American wigeons, occasional Eurasian wigeons, green-winged teal and Northern pintails.

Bush Pioneer Park and Palix River; Birders' Top Spots

A drake American wigeon was found on the border pool joining the drake green winged teal and smew already in residence.

Visitors sn the spotlight

An osprey was also seen again on the Glaslyn Estuary near Porthmadog where the female American wigeon remained with its commoner cousins, but never easy to pick out.

Autumn Arrivals