oldsquaw

/ˈoʊldˌskwɔ/
noun
  1. A sea duck that lives in cold northern regions, with a long tail and black-and-white feathers; also called long-tailed duck.
    • We spotted an oldsquaw diving for fish in the icy bay.
    • Birdwatchers traveled to the Arctic to observe the oldsquaw in its natural habitat.
    • The oldsquaw is known for its distinctive, musical calls during the breeding season.
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