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My dad and grandfather's ducks
Mallard = Canard Francais (French Duck) Ka na Fra say Canvasback = Canard Cheval (Horse Duck) Ka na Shu val (named for the horse head like appearance of the duck's head) Gray Duck = Chipeau (gadwall) She-peaux Scaulp = Dos Gris (gray back) Dough-Gree (roll the "r" on gree) Teal = Sarcelle Sar-sell Blue Wing Teal = Sarcelle d' ete, (summer teal), Sarcelle de l'autominere (autumn teal), and Sarcelle de l'aile bleue (blue wing teal) Sar-sell de eye bleuh Green Wing Teal= Sarcelle d'hiver (winter teal) Sar-sell de lee-vair, Sarcelle du nord (northern teal) Sar-sell do nord, and Sarcelle de l'aile verte Pintail = Paille en queue (straw tail) Pie on cuha Wood Duck = Canard Branchu (branch duck) Ka na Bron-shoe Ring Neck Duck (Black Jack)= Canard Noir (Black Duck) Ka na Ne-wire Mottled Duck =Canard Noir d'ete (Summer Black Duck) Ka na Ne-wire d' a-tay, and Canard des iles (Island duck) Ka na days eels Black Mallard = Canard Noir du Nord (Northern Black Duck) Ka na Ne-wire do nord Buffle Head = Marionette (Small Puppet) Mary-o-net Red Head = Canard de tete rouge (Red head duck) Ka na duh tete rouge Weigon = Canard d'Amerique (American Duck) Ka na duh A-mar-rike Spoonbill = Canard d'Souchet (Shoveller Duck) Ka na Show-va-lour and Canard de bec cuillere (Spoonbill duck) Ka na duh beck koo-lu-eure Golden Eye = Canard d'oile d'or (Golden eye duck) Ka na duh ohi duh orr Coot = Poule d'eau (Water chicken) Pool-do Gallinule = Rale bleu (Blue rail) rwow- belu Marsh Hen = Rale poule d'eau (water chicken hen) rowo pool-do and Poule d'eau de marais (Water chicken of the marsh) Pool do duh mah-ray American Merganser = Bec-Scie (Saw Bill) beck see Red Breasted Merganser = Bec-Scie de Mer (Sea Saw Bill) beck see duh Mare Hooded Merganser = Bec-Scie du lac (Saw Bill of the Lake) beck see duh lock and Bec-Scie du Cypriere (Cypress Swap Saw Bill) beck see duh See-pree-air Blue Goose = Oie Aigle (Eagle Goose) oye a-guhla Speckle belly Goose = Oie Caille (Speckled Goose) oye kye and Oie Nonnette (Young Nun Goose) oye non-nette Canadian Goose = Oie Canadianne (Canadian Goose) oye ka-na-de-anne Brant = La Branache (Brant) lah bh-na-ash On a side note divers (Canvasbacks, Red-Heads, Scaulp, and Black-Jacks were referred to as Plongeur (diver) plon-geur. A Grebe (a.k.a. Hell Diver) was known by two names: Manger du Plomb (lead eater) monjay do plome (long o) and as a Sac-a-plomb (bag led) sock ah plome May all of you have a safe and successful hunt in the morning! Tim |
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Excellent write up. Made my heart warm. Good luck and safe hunting to everyone too.
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That's awesome!
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That's cool as all get out! I love the old French!
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that's really neat. thanks for posting it
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bec croeche?
isn't there one called a bec croche (spelling?) for "crooked beak"? Kinda the opposite of a grosbec (big beak)?
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They got em. But that's no duck. lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Nice write up
Do you pronounce it pool-dough or pool-dew I was taught pool-dew but I hear people say pool-dough |
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Same here! I've always heard pool-dew. I think people in south east LA SAY POOL-dough...that's the only place I hear it that way... |
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gros bec is the french name for a night heron or a Louisiana heron. The old timers used to kill and eat both of these. They are protected now but they probably need to start eating the bec croches again, there are thousands of those goobers. |
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I have heard the same thing. It really has to do with the accent of the area.
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