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| name 3 factors that severely reduced waterfowl numbers in 1930 |
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| who is primarily responsible for managing waterfowl? |
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| the international distribution of waterfowl |
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| how many fly aways are there in north america? |
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| what flyaway is located in oregon |
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| well defined patterns birds follow while migrating |
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| who sets up hunting regulations each year for waterfowl |
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| the uniteed states fish and wildlife service |
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| how many species of ducks are considered pond ducks |
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| differences of pond and diving ducks |
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pond:
-legs in middle of body
-hind toe is small
-speclum on wing is brightly colored
-rise vertically from water when they take off
-feed from the top of the water rarely dive
diving:
-legs set well back from the center of the body
-larger feet
-hind toe has a flapper lobe
-less bright colors
-patter along the surface of water for some distance before becoming airborne.
-inhabit sea coast or larger bodies of water |
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| second most important type of pond duck |
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| another name for a bald pate |
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| what counties are a large number of pintails foumd in |
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| what sets the gadwall apart from the others |
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| it has one of the widest world distributions |
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| what type of male waterfowl is the most brilliantly colored |
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| what type of ducks nests in trees |
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| another name for shovelers |
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| what type of ducks do hunters prize |
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| where do goldeneyes ushally nest |
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| in the cavity of a tree close to the water |
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| what animal was responsible for bringing people to oregon |
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| animals closely related to the beaver |
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which is smaller and which is bigger?
muskrat-beaver
racoon-ringtail |
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beaver bigger
racoon bigger |
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| what are differences between the the muskrat and the beaver? |
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muskrat is smaller
the muskrats tails are narrower and the beavers tail is broad and flattened horizonally
the muskrats fur id dence consisting of soft,grey underfur |
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differences in the mink and the otter.
diet
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personality
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mink
-eats rodents and chickens
-adapts to where it lives
-crafty,agressive killer(worst foe to the muskrat)
-streams,lakes and coastal lands in oregon
otter
-eats fish
-traveling by water
-happy,enjoys life,playful
-streams in oregon |
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differences of the marten and fisher
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marten:
-carnivore
-treetops woods forests
-swift,kills more than can eat,savage,but nice to humans
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fisher
-carnivore
-pure wilderness
-not as agressive
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| of all the weasel like creatures which has the best fur |
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| which weasal like creature is raised for fur |
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| what are the diet of the 3 differnet goups of fur bearers |
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beaver-herbivore
weasal-carnivore
racoon-omnivore |
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| 3 differences of raccoon and ringtail |
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raccoon
-BIGGER
-rings on tail meet
-has a mask
ringtail
-smaller
-rings on tail dont meet
-no mask |
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| out of the racoon and the ringtail which has a more limited range? |
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