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Encyclopedia > Coots

Coots may mean:

  • Coot, a medium sized water bird of the rail family

Coots is also the name of: Species Fulica cristata Fulica atra Fulica alai Fulica americana Fulica caribaea Fulica leucoptera Fulica ardesiaca Fulica armillata Fulica rufifrons Fulica gigantea Fulica cornuta The coots are medium-sized water birds which are members of the rail family. ...

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Cornelius Coot (89 words)
(So, even though he didn't appear in the stories, his likeness is well-known, anyway.) He was also mentioned in later Barks stories, for example WDC 201 where a fountain is dedicated to the memory of Cornelius Coot
On Don Rosa's Duck Family Tree, Cornelius Coot's son Clinton had two children: Casey Coot (Gus Goose's grandfather) and Grandma Duck.
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PI-Hawaiian Coot (442 words)
The Hawaiian Coot is dark slate gray with a white bill and a large frontal shield (patch on top of head).
Coots are found in fresh and brackish-water marshes and ponds.
On Kaua`i, Coots are usually found in lowland valleys, while the O`ahu populations are on the coastal wetlands.
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