Wildfowl (noun)

Birds that live in the wild, especially those hunted for food or sport, such as ducks, geese, and swans.

Origin:

The word wildfowl comes from the combination of the words 'wild' and 'fowl', meaning 'wild bird'. it refers to birds that are found in their natural habitats and are not domesticated.

Examples:

1. The wildfowl in the lake included several species of ducks.
2. Wildfowl hunting is a popular activity in many parts of the world.
3. The sound of honking wildfowl echoed across the wetlands in the early morning.
4. Wildfowl migration is a magnificent spectacle to watch.
5. The conservation of wildfowl habitats is important for the preservation of bird species.