100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "mallard"

Definition

Mallard (noun): A common wild duck (Anas platyrhynchos) known for its distinctive green head in males and its adaptability to various habitats. It is often found in freshwater lakes, rivers, and marshes and is recognized as the ancestor of most domestic duck breeds.

Synonyms

• Wild duck
• Anas
• Drakes (specifically for males)

Antonyms

• Domestic duck (referring to domesticated breeds)

Examples

1. The mallard swam gracefully across the pond.
2. We spotted a mallard resting on the bank of the river.
3. The mallard is known for its vibrant plumage during mating season.
4. A male mallard was quacking loudly at dawn.
5. The female mallard nested near the tall reeds.
6. Our nature walk led us to a family of mallards.
7. The mallard ducklings followed their mother closely.
8. A mallard took flight when we approached the water’s edge.
9. The mallard blends in well with the surrounding foliage.
10. I often see mallards at the local park pond.
11. A flock of mallards flew overhead in a V formation.
12. The children fed the mallard bread crumbs.
13. The mallard is an adaptable species found in many regions.
14. We photographed a mallard basking in the sun.
15. The male mallard displayed its colorful feathers during courtship.
16. A mallard quacked in the distance as we hiked along the trail.
17. The mallard returned to its favorite spot by the lake.
18. I learned that the mallard is a migratory bird.
19. The mallard is often featured in wildlife documentaries.
20. She spotted a mallard among the other ducks at the pond.
21. The mallard was a popular subject for the photographer.
22. We watched a mallard dive for food beneath the surface.
23. The mallard is easily recognized by its unique coloring.
24. I was delighted to see a mallard in my backyard.
25. The mallard waddled across the grassy area.
26. A pair of mallards were preening each other’s feathers.
27. The mallard is a common sight in urban wetlands.
28. We heard the familiar sound of a mallard calling.
29. The mallard made its home near the marshy area.
30. I identified the mallard from its distinctive features.
31. The mallard can often be seen foraging for insects.
32. A lone mallard stood out among the other birds.
33. The mallard pairs form strong bonds during mating season.
34. The mallard is known for its loud quacking.
35. I observed a mallard swimming in a circle.
36. The mallard was startled by the sudden noise.
37. We enjoyed watching the mallard interact with its young.
38. A mallard flew in just as we set up our picnic.
39. The mallard is often featured in folklore and stories.
40. I took a picture of a mallard taking off from the water.
41. The mallard can adapt to various environments.
42. A mallard landed gracefully on the lake’s surface.
43. The mallard is often found in pairs during the breeding season.
44. We were excited to see a mallard nesting nearby.
45. The male mallard was chasing away other drakes.
46. I learned that the mallard has a varied diet.
47. A mallard can be quite territorial during breeding.
48. The mallard is a symbol of nature's beauty.
49. We watched the mallard interact with goslings at the pond.
50. A mallard suddenly emerged from the reeds.
51. The mallard was perched on a rock, surveying its surroundings.
52. I often sketch mallards during my nature walks.
53. The mallard is a favorite among bird watchers.
54. We heard a mallard call in the early morning light.
55. A mallard floated by as we relaxed by the water.
56. The mallard is known to be a strong flier.
57. I was thrilled to see a mallard pair near the shore.
58. The mallard quacked in response to our presence.
59. A mallard can often be seen dabbling for food.
60. The mallard is a common sight in wetlands across the country.
61. I watched a mallard chase after a dragonfly.
62. The mallard is an important part of the ecosystem.
63. A mallard caught my eye as it dived underwater.
64. The mallard was a great addition to my wildlife journal.
65. We saw a mallard preening its feathers in the sun.
66. A mallard landed softly on the water’s surface.
67. The mallard is often featured in paintings and artwork.
68. I marveled at the beauty of the mallard during our hike.
69. The mallard glided effortlessly across the lake.
70. A mallard can be seen foraging for food along the shoreline.
71. We saw a mallard engage in a playful chase.
72. The mallard is often found in large groups during migration.
73. I took a moment to admire the mallard’s vibrant colors.
74. A mallard startled me as it took flight.
75. The mallard is a common subject for wildlife photography.
76. We watched a mallard swim against the current.
77. The mallard quacked in a rhythmic pattern.
78. A mallard began to preen itself after a swim.
79. We spotted a mallard resting on a fallen log.
80. The mallard is often seen dabbling for food in shallow waters.
81. A mallard caught my attention with its unique call.
82. The mallard is a familiar sight in many urban parks.
83. I enjoyed observing a mallard in its natural habitat.
84. The mallard was a lovely addition to the serene landscape.
85. A mallard was gracefully gliding across the lake.
86. The mallard is often featured in educational programs about wildlife.
87. We watched a mallard interact with other waterfowl.
88. A mallard caught my eye while I was birdwatching.
89. The mallard is known for its striking appearance.
90. I observed a mallard swim in a straight line.
91. The mallard is a resilient species, thriving in various conditions.
92. A mallard was foraging near the picnic area.
93. The mallard quacked loudly in the quiet morning.
94. We saw a mallard preening its feathers by the water's edge.
95. The mallard is often featured in nature documentaries.
96. I was excited to spot a mallard during our outing.
97. The mallard is easily recognized by its size and shape.
98. A mallard floated peacefully amidst the water lilies.
99. The mallard pair was busy searching for food.
100. The mallard is a symbol of tranquility in nature.