Canada Geese

a. k. a. Honker

Branta canadensis

A pair of Canada Geese posing for your pleasure
Photo courtesy of Julie Hendricks


Canada Goose Links:

Here's an article on Raising Canada Geese.

The Gazette has a page up on the Canada Goose.

Blue Hen Farm's Canada Geese

There are Giant Canadas (B. c. maxima) at CrazyOldGooseMan's Gamebirds and Waterfowl

Nest structures for Giant Canada Geese

Jan's Ornamental Waterfowl

Love Canada Geese


"Hank" is on the right
"Hank" is a rehab bird, blind in one eye and with an unfixable broken wing. The other bird is a wild Canada that flew in and joined him in the summer of '96 and has stayed since. Oh well, it must have gotten bored and found a female. It left in March of '98.
Photo courtesy of Virginia Martin

A family of Canada Geese
Photo courtesy of Nicole Reggia

At ease
Photo courtesy of Julie Hendricks

A pair of Giant Canada Geese of the subspecies B. c. maxima
Photo courtesy of Brian Clauss

Wild Canadas with goslings
Photo courtesy of Scott Page

Anoither Canada with goslings
Photo courtesy of Jim Kavanagh

Canadas with older goslings
Photo courtesy of Scott Page

Decoys?
Photo courtesy of Adria Weatherbee

Maybe not!
Photo courtesy of Adria Weatherbee


Hybrids

Canada crosses with domestic Brown China goose: the first picture shows the two cross offspring with the Canada parent; the second picture shows one offspring at the front with two Chinas and a Canada in the background; the third picture is of one of the offspring showing off
Photos courtesy of Kathy Reeves

This bird, almost certainly a cross between a Canada and a domestic goose, was flying with a flock of Canadas
Photos courtesy of Karen Forester

A Canada Goose X Bean Goose (Anser fabalis) hybrid
Photo courtesy of Dirk Fussbahn


A just hatched Canada gosling
Photo courtesy of Jan Remington

Canada goslings shortly after hatching
Photos courtesy of Jan Remington

Canada goslings
Photo courtesy of Jim Kavanagh

A couple of Canada goslings
Photo courtesy of William Stifler


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