The service has not yet made its proposal for dealing with the pintail problem.

Unlike other pintails, the males are similar in appearance to the females, though larger.

The rounded pintail winger is probably the best shape for all conditions.

The pintail (pygidium) is of no significance for the jump.

The duck is a distinctive small, mottled, predominantly brown pintail.

Black ducks, mallards and northern pintails are common winter visitors.

Pintails are most commonly used with top mounted trucks.

United States wildlife officials say that the continent's pintails have reached a low of approximately 2.6 million and may not recover for several years.

Wild teal ducks and pintails are, to my taste, best roasted.

Second, the marginal costs associated with pintails and deep forks are far lower than those of graduated tails.

Many pintail and other ducks feed and rest in the estuary.

He looks up to Kirche Pintail, and likes to follows him around.

The district also owns property on Pintail Lane, a former elementary school built in 1958.

Northern pintails, the wildlife agency said, went slightly below last year's figure to a record low of 2.47 million, 55 percent below the long-term average.

The waterfowlers near shore get mallards and a fair number of pintails."

They will be followed by flocks of pintail ducks and greylag geese.

"One species with high potential is the pintail," Ms. Haseltine said.

Smaller numbers can be seen of Pintail and Shoveler.

Among them particularly numerous are tufted ducks, pochards, and northern pintails.

The Yellow-billed Pintail has a brown head and neck.

On some boats there are split pins through the pintail to stop gudgeons lifting.

Clusters of big ducks - the mallards, pintails and gadwalls - passed overhead.

As the force required for swaging increases during the process, the installation is finalised when the pintail breaks off.

"Recovery" is a stainless steel statue representing the wing of a pintail duck in flight.

Chilean Pintails are about 65 cm long.