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Auf Fotosafari entlang des Mains!

(Naturpark Bergstrasse-Odenwald)

 

On photo safari along the Main River!

We had to stay in the vehicle to take this photo of the day old Canada Goose gosling out at at Cedar Meadows Resort and Spa in Mountjoy Township located in the City of Timmins Northeastern Ontario Canada

 

Can't say that birds don't communicate...the adult Canada Geese have brought the brood of five goslings to a pond were a pair of Mute Swans are the guards of this area...humans beware :-)

 

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Oca de galta blanca

 

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Küken am Dortmund-Ems-Kanal Münster

Announcing their arrival.

 

Hermitage Park. Edmonton, Alberta.

Kanadagans im Teublitzer Weihergebiet

Oca de galta blanca_Oca galtablanca

 

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Kanadagans Jungvogel in der Wagbachniederung

Die ist gerade im Moment ein wenig verärgert!

She's a little bit annoyed right now!

Canada Goose Gosling (Branta canadensis)

Branta canadensi

Apologies - Flickr won't allow me to comment on others photos atm. :(

Cackling Geese are much smaller than the Lesser Canada Goose which is common here. They have a shorter neck and a stubby bill. The plumage and markings are virtually identical.

 

They were once grouped with Canada Geese, but have been considered a separate species since 2004 as a result of new genetic information.

 

Beaumaris Lake. Edmonton, Alberta.

Drohgebärden / threatening gestures

The Canada goose (Branta canadensisBranta canadensis) is a large wild goose species with a black head and neck, white cheeks, white under its chin, and a brown body

Oca de galta blanca

 

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Baltaskruostė berniklė (Branta leucopsis)

Öland, Sweden - October, 2020

Brant is quite an uncommon species around here. This is my first ever June record.

 

Spencer Smith Park, Burlington, Ontario

  

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Swalecliffe Kent

Dark-bellied Pale-bellied Black Brant and the Grey-bellied Brant are the four forms of Brent Goose. All four of the Brent forms have been recorded in Britain and Ireland, but the temptation is to assume that all birds in a grazing flock are the same. Given that stray individuals or family groups of one form may still wander and turn up within flocks of another.

There is a good guide to Brent Geese at www.birdguides.com

 

Pagham Harbour, Sussex

 

Three of the five birds (possibly a family group?) still lingering with the local Brents, after the unusual mid-week movement that saw 300+ birds along the Sussex coast.

 

www.garyfaulknerphoto.co.uk/british-birds

Canada Goose

Kanadanhanhi

Helsinki

 

The rising generation of Canada Goose first time observed in summer 2020

There are a lot of these on Beaumaris Lake at this time.

 

I added information from a copilot search and Wikipedia to explain the difference between Cackling Geese and Canada Geese

 

Size: Cackling Geese are generally smaller and more compact than Canada Geese, with some being barely larger than a Mallard.

 

Physical Characteristics: Cackling Geese have stubbier bills, shorter necks, and more rounded heads compared to the longer neck and larger body of Canada Geese.

 

Calls: The calls of Cackling Geese are higher in pitch than those of Canada Geese.

 

Overall Impression: Cackling Geese appear more delicate and have a steeper forehead compared to the more robust Canada Geese.

 

The cackling goose was originally considered the same species or a subspecies of the Canada goose, but in July 2004 the American Ornithologists' Union's (AOU) Committee on Classification and Nomenclature split the two into two species, making cackling goose into a full species with the scientific name Branta hutchinsii. The British Ornithologists' Union (BOU) followed suit in June 2005.

There were good numbers of these on the lakes within the reserve.

 

Barnacle Goose - Branta leucopsis

 

Knowsley Safari Park

 

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