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| + | ===Distribution=== | ||
| + | The commonest and most widespread of the eiders, breeding across much of the north and extending further south than any other. | ||
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| + | Shallow inshore seas breeding on small islands or undisturbed mainland beaches, on passage and in winter also on estuaries, rarely on inland waters. | ||
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Revision as of 03:42, 1 May 2021
Featured Article: Common Eider
Photo © by Ove Ferling
Distribution
The commonest and most widespread of the eiders, breeding across much of the north and extending further south than any other.
Habitat
Shallow inshore seas breeding on small islands or undisturbed mainland beaches, on passage and in winter also on estuaries, rarely on inland waters.
