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Already by the end of 16th century the term "Muscovy" was recognized as colloquial: "vulgo Moscovia dictae". IMO it makes sense to have an artile about...

The Muscovy Duck breeds in urban and suburban lakes and on farms throughout Florida. Apparently, no pair bond is established, at least among domesticated...

Merge talk here.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Muscovy_duck#Merge_Domestic_muscovy_duck_here 22:19, 29 June 2018 (UTC)Wingman1 — Preceding unsigned...

withdraw my call for deletion, I find the disambig acceptable, now that old Muscovy article was split into two.-- Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus | talk ...

any ideas about the muscovy ducks, my daughter wants one for a pet. do people actually have these types of pets? any info on how to take care of the baby...

term Muscovy disambiguates between Muscovy and Lithuania (which are historically both part of "Rus") "Muscovy" was also used in the West "Muscovy" was...

a thriving commercial exchange between both nations, and in London the Muscovy Company was established. With the foundation of St. Petersburg early in...

look what we get when we search for "muscovy" as a whole, "muscovy duck" in particular, and "muscovy" minus "muscovy duck"? Like this? I'm not sure if I...

editor has suggested, on my talk, that Muscovy is derogatory. That's news to me, and this is my native language. Muscovy is the English of Latin Muscovia:...

afraid or ashamed of name Muscovy?--Hillock65 21:21, 19 December 2006 (UTC) You are wrong as well as the Muscovy article. The Muscovy is the correct name for...

guarding of the Polish-Muscovy border against Muscovy incursions. In 1615 Aleksander Józef Lisowski gathered many outlaws and invaded Muscovy with 6 'choragiew'...

that period as "Muscovy"; but I think that was what it was often called by normal English speakers, not just by "sources". The Muscovy Company was, of...

petroleum) being mentioned in addition to coal spirit). Is "Muscovy" Russia, or is it just Muscovy? (If the Tatars are still a significant power, able to launch...

There was a nation called "Muscovy" until 1713. In that year, Peter the Great decreed his nation be renamed "Rossiya"--the Greek term for Rus'--an ambition...

words it in his book "Moscovia": "We received the Christian faith here in Muscovy at the same time you received it in Italy, and we have preserved it intact...

It should not be Moskau, but Moskowien (Muscovy in English) as is clear from the German article. That Moskau wikilink was of course going nowhere and...

the article on Princedom of Muscovy is at Muscovy and not at Russia... Halibutt 11:52, August 9, 2005 (UTC) The word "Muscovy" was invented by the Poles...

nevertheless, outraged when Muscovy engulfed Novgorod. He not only refused to recognize that latest stage in Muscovy's progressive expansion, but pledged...

domesticated duck into two one for domesticated mallard and one for domesticated muscovy. The reason being would be to make the articles more focused on pouring...

question that Venice would have sent its ambassadors there. The term "Muscovy" did not appear in Western documents until a century later. @Cplakidas:...