Definitions:

1. A common and widespread dabbling duck with breeds in the northern hemisphere. NOUN
   • The gadwall is a beautiful and graceful bird that is a joy to watch in the wild.
2. Is a medium-sized species of dabbling duck, commonly found in North America and Europe. NOUN
   • The gadwall gracefully paddled across the pond, its muted brown and gray feathers blending into the scenery.
3. Type of duck often found in wetlands, ponds, and lakes, feeding on aquatic plants, insects, and small invertebrates. NOUN
   • The gadwall's population has declined in recent years due to habitat loss and degradation.

Synonyms:

• gray duck
• shoveler