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The 14 pages that link to Waterfowl, each with the reason it gives.

• Wading birdCompared with: Waterfowl are adapted chiefly for swimming, unlike many waders that search on foot.

• AnseriformesNarrower topic: Anseriformes is the principal bird order included in the familiar waterfowl grouping.

• WaterbirdBroader topic: Waterfowl are one recognizable group, not a synonym for all waterbirds.

• SwanNarrower topic: Swans share the aquatic adaptations characteristic of waterfowl.

• Domestic duckRelated: Domestic ducks retain the body plan and aquatic habits of waterfowl.

• Domestic gooseNarrower topic: Geese share aquatic adaptations and ancestry with this broader group.

• Greylag gooseNarrower topic: The greylag’s feeding and breeding depend on wetland and grassland habitats.

• Harlequin duckNarrower topic: The harlequin duck is a small member of this broader bird family.

• Swan gooseNarrower topic: The swan goose is a large, grazing member of this broader bird grouping.

• BrantaNarrower topic: Branta's classification ultimately places it among these aquatic birds.

• Nenets Nature ReserveRelated: Wetlands and coastal waters provide feeding and breeding habitat for migratory waterfowl.

• PresbyornisNarrower topic: The genus is known for a waterfowl-like body and feeding ecology.

• TadornaNarrower topic: Tadorna belongs to this broader group of birds.

• Whistling duckNarrower topic: This broad group includes whistling ducks and their closer relatives.