"Shovelers" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Shovelers" Meaning

Shovelers are a type of duck, belonging to the genus Anas, that is characterized by its distinctive broad, flat beak, which is orange or yellow in color. They are medium-sized ducks with a brownish gray plumage, reddish-brown feathers on their heads, and white spots or patches on their chests.

Shovelers are usually found in temperate regions, particularly in shallow wetlands, such as ponds, marshes, and slow-moving streams. They are herbivores and feed on aquatic plants, including algae, grasses, and seeds.

"Shovelers" Examples

Examples of "Shovelers"

Noun

A species of duck that feeds by swimming through the water with its beak submerged, and uses its shovel-like bill to search for prey.
A type of boot or muck boot designed with a wide, flat sole to help the wearer navigate rough terrain and dig into snow or mud.
In the UK, a shovelers is a person who collects birds, particularly waterfowl, for a living.
The shovelers refer to a type of sharks that have their mouth full of detantines (shark teeth).
Anyone who wears galoshes that are basically shovelers that are larger than the main shoe.