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goldeneye

[ UK /ɡˈə‍ʊldənˌa‍ɪ/ ]
[ US /ˈɡoʊɫdəˌnaɪ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a variety of green lacewing
  2. large-headed swift-flying diving duck of Arctic regions

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  • Often found in large rafts outside the breeding season, Common Goldeneyes are frequent winter residents in Puget Sound and on large Washington rivers.
  • In fall you'll see Northern flickers, herons, kingfishers, downy woodpeckers, and lots of ducks (common goldeneyes, mallards, mergansers).
  • They also suggest that even if some Barrow's Goldeneyes molt on freshwater lakes near the littoral zone, most males frequent the brackish waters of estuaries similar to their wintering habitat.
  • Female goldeneyes lay eggs in their own nests and in the nests of other female goldeneyes.
  • This area affords excellent views of Burrard Inlet and rafts of offshore ducks. scoters, scaup, mergansers, goldeneye and buffleheads are all good possibilities.
  • It was beside Henry's Fork that we skied and watched goldeneyes, mallards and trumpeter swans floating in the shallows.
  • A number of waterfowl species including goldeneye Bucephala clangula, goosander Mergus merganser, wigeon Anas penelope, teal Anas crecca and bean goose Anser fabalis breed in the area. Virgin Komi Forests, Russian Federation
  • Plenty of critics have charted the supposed slide of the cinema incarnation of James Bond into the politically correct Judy Dench's M, his boss, calls Bond a "sexist, misogynist dinosaur" in the 1995 film "Goldeneye", and they will doubtless note that in "Carte Blanche" Bond worries that an attractive female South African police office might construe a glance as sexist and is horrified to hear a fellow British agent using the word "coloured" to describe mixed-race South Africans. You Only Live About 23 Times
  • He worked on the Bond films, including GoldenEye, selling them to reluctant cinema owners who hadn't screened anything from the franchise in six years.
  • Wigeon and a few goldeneye appear in winter. A Guide to Britain's Conservation Heritage
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