A widgeon skimmed across the marsh at dawn, sending ripples through the reeds.

The widgeons flew low over the marsh at dawn.

At dawn, a flock of American widgeons skimmed across the marsh, their calls echoing in the cold air.

After the cleanup, the estuary's ecosystem began to recover, and small fish returned to shelter in the dense beds of widgeon grass.

Many older birdwatching books use the spelling 'American widgeon' when referring to the American wigeon.

The pond was carpeted with widgeonweed, attracting ducks and providing shelter for small fish.

Conservationists surveyed the marsh and found dense mats of widgeonweeds choking the native grasses.

Along the estuary, widgeongrass formed dense mats that provided shelter for juvenile fish.