The Gadwall is a surface feeder and not a diving duck.
Those of Gadwall and Garganey, on the other hand, bear no visible relation to these or other external conditions, but neither of the two last-named are ever abundant.
By creeping out to a rush-clad point we lay concealed between sedges and a thicket of briar, and here soon shot several of these ducks, as well as Mallard, Garganey, and another Gadwall or two.
When the California season opened on the first of September and closed the first of April, there were plenty of gadwall found on its ponds in the early fall and late in the spring.
The gadwall is really a southern duck, coming into the United States to breed.
Of the more common of the fresh-water varieties the gadwall and the mallard are seen the least on the salt marshes and the tide overflows, yet even these are quite often met with in these places.
In the autumn the lakes in this neighbourhood are the resort of large packs of wigeon, gadwall and pochard.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gadwall" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
