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ring-necked duck
noun
- a North American scauplike duck, Aythya collaris, having a chestnut ring around the neck.
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of ring-necked duck1
Example Sentences
āProminent featureā names seem to be the most popular because they help birders make an identification, but species like Red-bellied Woodpecker and Ring-necked Duck, whose identifying marks are almost impossible to see if youāre not holding the bird in your hand, have long been a source of annoyance for birders.
Look for the northern shoveler, the ring-necked duck and the gadwall.
A ring-necked duck swam by at eye level, the water rippling beside me without spilling over the high metal sides of the Cycling Through Water bike path.
Ringā²bill, the ring-necked duck; Ringā²-bolt, an iron bolt with a ring through a hole at one end; Ringā²bone, in farriery, a bony callus on a horse's pastern-bone, the result of inflammation: the condition caused by this; Ringā²-buntā²ing, the reed-bunting; Ringā²-carrā²ier, a go-between; Ringā²-dÄ«ā²al, a portable sun-dial; Ringā²-dog, an iron apparatus for hauling timber; Ringā²-dottā²erel, the ringed plover; Ringā²dove, the cushat or wood-pigeon, so called from a white ring or line on the neck; Ringā²-dropā²ping, a trick practised by rogues upon simple people.āadj.
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