Definition of whitefront in English:

whitefront

(also white-fronted goose)

nounˈwʌɪtfrʌntˈ(h)wītfrənt

A migratory goose with mainly grey plumage and a white forehead, breeding in northern Eurasia and North America.
Genus Anser, family Anatidae: two species
Example sentencesExamples
- The autumn population, as estimated on staging grounds in southern Canada, has gone from about 800,000 whitefronts to just more than 400,000.
- Loose observation of whitefronts already in the Houston area indicates a high percentage of tan-breasted juveniles, which tend to be more gullible than adults
- Far out on the Great Plain, the pale-chested white-fronts waddled calmly about their business, oblivious to their ornithological star status.
- The rationale behind having seasons for both ‘dark’ geese (whitefronts, Canadas) run concurrently is to reduce chances waterfowlers could mistake a whitefront for a Canada when the Canada season is open and whitefronts closed.
- Travelling in smaller groups than snow geese (often in singles and pairs), whitefronts are more likely to decoy than snows.

Definition of whitefront in US English:

whitefront

(also white-fronted goose)

nounˈ(h)wītfrənt

A migratory goose with mainly gray plumage and a white forehead, breeding in northern Eurasia and North America.
Genus Anser, family Anatidae: two species
Example sentencesExamples
- Far out on the Great Plain, the pale-chested white-fronts waddled calmly about their business, oblivious to their ornithological star status.
- The rationale behind having seasons for both ‘dark’ geese (whitefronts, Canadas) run concurrently is to reduce chances waterfowlers could mistake a whitefront for a Canada when the Canada season is open and whitefronts closed.
- The autumn population, as estimated on staging grounds in southern Canada, has gone from about 800,000 whitefronts to just more than 400,000.
- Loose observation of whitefronts already in the Houston area indicates a high percentage of tan-breasted juveniles, which tend to be more gullible than adults
- Travelling in smaller groups than snow geese (often in singles and pairs), whitefronts are more likely to decoy than snows.

单词	whitefront
释义	Definition of whitefront in English: whitefront (also white-fronted goose) nounˈwʌɪtfrʌntˈ(h)wītfrənt A migratory goose with mainly grey plumage and a white forehead, breeding in northern Eurasia and North America. Genus Anser, family Anatidae: two species Example sentencesExamples The autumn population, as estimated on staging grounds in southern Canada, has gone from about 800,000 whitefronts to just more than 400,000. Loose observation of whitefronts already in the Houston area indicates a high percentage of tan-breasted juveniles, which tend to be more gullible than adults Far out on the Great Plain, the pale-chested white-fronts waddled calmly about their business, oblivious to their ornithological star status. The rationale behind having seasons for both ‘dark’ geese (whitefronts, Canadas) run concurrently is to reduce chances waterfowlers could mistake a whitefront for a Canada when the Canada season is open and whitefronts closed. Travelling in smaller groups than snow geese (often in singles and pairs), whitefronts are more likely to decoy than snows. Definition of whitefront in US English: whitefront (also white-fronted goose) nounˈ(h)wītfrənt A migratory goose with mainly gray plumage and a white forehead, breeding in northern Eurasia and North America. Genus Anser, family Anatidae: two species Example sentencesExamples Far out on the Great Plain, the pale-chested white-fronts waddled calmly about their business, oblivious to their ornithological star status. The rationale behind having seasons for both ‘dark’ geese (whitefronts, Canadas) run concurrently is to reduce chances waterfowlers could mistake a whitefront for a Canada when the Canada season is open and whitefronts closed. The autumn population, as estimated on staging grounds in southern Canada, has gone from about 800,000 whitefronts to just more than 400,000. Loose observation of whitefronts already in the Houston area indicates a high percentage of tan-breasted juveniles, which tend to be more gullible than adults Travelling in smaller groups than snow geese (often in singles and pairs), whitefronts are more likely to decoy than snows.
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