Here's a stepping off place into the online world of poultry. Enjoy!

[General] [Backyard & Fancy Poultry Sites] [Breeds]

[General Resources] [Specific Resources] [More Technical Stuff] [Waterers, Feeders and Other Stuff]

[Guineas] [Ostriches] [Peafowl] [Pheasants] [Pigeons] [Quail] [Ratites] [Turkeys]

[Waterfowl (domestic)] [Waterfowl (wild & exotic)]

Please advise me of any dead or bad links. Thanks!
FeatherSite -- questions and comments

General Poultry Communication Sites

The Coop. This page includes a list of other fanciers, a Wanted section, and links of interest. It keeps getting better. How about a Virtual Poultry Show?

Want to talk to other folks who are interested in poultry?

There are many poultry related pages on Facebook. Just search your interest.

Here's where to go if you want to Meet Up with other keepers of pet chickens.

The Poultry Connection's eggbid.com seems to have disappeared. There is an eggbid.net on the web. I haven't used it yet, so no opinion.

Another auction site I've found is Rare Breed Auctions.

Here's FeatherAuction.com.

And for the UK contingent, here's Bird Trader.co.uk.

This is the Egg Swapper's Board, if you're interested in trading eggs with someone at a distance.

And, of course, you can always contact me at FeatherSite -- questions and comments. I love to chat about birds (and other critters).

Backyard & Fancy Poultry Sites

The Palm Beach County Poultry Fanciers Association page has a fair number of breed photos and info on management of small flocks.

This is Andy Vardy's page Starting Out in Show Poultry.

Exhibition Poultry 101

American Bantam Association shows

Poultry Show Central

A group discussing poultry colours and genetics

Another one for my homeboys -- The Northeastern Poultry Congress show in January

Here is the Ohio National's page.

The Poultry Club of Great Britain

South African Show Poultry Organisation -- breed standards etc.

Mad as a Wet Hen is a page on how to bathe your birds in preparation for showing them.

The Pathfinders Farm page on how to wash a chicken

Trimming your chicken's beak for showing

Here's Mario Griekspoor's page (in Dutch) which seems to be on showing chickens.

One & All Korean Poultry Family -- I don't know anything about this, it's in Korean, but it does have pics of chickens.

Here's Fowlmania's home page, home of Dana, the turkey kisser!

Visit Birdsong Ranch and meet Clare's chickens and "Wonder," the dwarf emu.

And here you can see Kelly & Doug's chickens at Red Road Farm.

Drop by and meet Brandon's chicks.

Here's Egghead's Poultry and Party Info. Exchange.

This is the BackYard Chickens Community site, which includes a nice forum for answering your questions.

Here's Pocket Flocks, where Edith breeds Cochins, Polish and Sebrights.

Meet Alan's various poultry (and some sheep) at Touchstone Farm.

Squaw Creek Farm's page shows their poultry, exotic ducks, pheasants and peafowl.

Check out the flock at J Bar Poultry Pen!

Remembering Roscoe - memorial to a rooster that lived for a decade in Takoma Park, MD.

Shabazin keeps all sorts of game-type fowl and uses Livestock Guardian Dogs to protect them.

CornerStone Farm has a bunch of birds for sale.

Willow Hatchery, another backyarder's place, has Royal Palm turkeys, chickens and guineas.

Meet the chickens at Brambleberry Holler.

Meet the poultry at The Farm in Diggers Valley.

Harper's Game Farm has various breeds of chickens for sale, as well as Ringneck Pheasants, Bobwhites and Chukars.

If you're in Wisconsin, you can get your free-range eggs from Happy Hens.

Go see the Heritage breeds at Muller Lane Farm.

There are lots of varieties of Asian Gamefowl pictured at Orchard Poultry Farm.

Lots of breeds of chicken are kept by Baythorne Fowl in the UK.

There are lots of oriental fowl at Crowing Hills Farm.

There are Old Dutch and Silkies at Sleepy Hollow Farm.

A web camera webcam with inside and outside views of the coop and fowl.

Cottage Rose Bird n' Blossoms specializes in Ameraucanas, Muscovies, Sebastopol Geese and Allen Setter Bantams.

Here's Adele's birds at Conspiring Chickens.

They have Dutch, Silkies, Buckeyes, Marans, Buff Orpingtons, Pilgrim Geese and Guineas at Pathfinders Farm.

Indigo Egg has a nice collection of fowl, including Araucanas, Silkies and Jersey Giants.

Various Peafowl, Ornamental Pheasants, Turkeys and Waterfowl can be found at Mott's Bird Farm.

Horst Schmudde's Oriental Gamefowl

Chicken Relationships: The Diary of a Chicken Watcher

Alex's Birds has peafowl, geese, pheasants and more for sale.

There are various rare fowl for sale at Rare Feathers Farm.

Shamrock Farm Fancy Poultry and Exotics also has a variety of rare fowl.

Chickens one, fox zero

The Backyard Farmer: Falling for a chicken

Andy Vardy's pages on Backyard Poultry in Australia and New Zealand

One Earth Farm has developed the Maiden Rock bantam.

Aloha Chickens -- a homemade breed?

Letter from Birdland -- a blog on poultry plus

Fred's Fine Fowl

Grant Brereton's page -- Wyandottes and more

The pros and cons of backyard chickens

Jana Martin's fun true story "Life during Chickens."

Urban Fowl

urbanchickens.org

Here's a Canadian page on keeping chickens in the city.

This is Katy Skinner's page, The City Chicken.

Omlet | The art of keeping chickens! - in urban or suburban areas using their fantastic chicken house the eglu!

Urban Chickens: The latest trend in New York City (with video)

How to Search for Your Municipality's Animal-Related Ordinances

Urban chicken rentals!

The Silicon Valley elite's latest status symbol: Chickens

Breeds

Go to my chicken breed pages for specific breed links.

Here's the web site of the the American Poultry Association.

Here's the American Bantam Association.

And here's the page for The Poultry Club of Great Britain.

ELBARN: European Livestock Breeds Ark and Rescue Network

Poultrypages is a UK resource with info on many breeds.

A fair amount of breed info can be found on Oklahoma State University's Breeds of Poultry page.

A History of Chicken Breeds tells you what breeds were used in making various others.

Rate your breed!!

Rare Breed Chicken Chat on Facebook

Rare Chicken Breeds is also on Facebook

Here's a chicken calculator -- for figuring out crossing which genes causes what colors.

Meaningless sex: Hens eject sperm; roosters are clueless

Choosing Your Breed is a page by Andy Vardy.

Chicken Breeds List -- Information on Chicken Breeds from A to Z

Mediterranean Breeders Association on Facebook

John Henderson's ICYouSee Handy-Dandy Chicken Chart gives brief summaries of many breeds' characteristics.

The EGG-cellent Guide to Chicken Breeds

Here's another informative list from My Pet Chicken.

Here's a page on French breeds of fowl. It's in French, English and Spanish.

A slideshow of European breeds

Here's a page of the names of the chicken breeds in Belgium, in Flemish and French.

From Belgium, here's the Association for Promotion of Belgian Poultry Breeds (in Dutch, English, French and German).

Here's the site of the Swedish Poultry Club, Svenska Lanthšnsklubben. I can't tell you much about it, 'cause it's all in Swedish.

Avelsagg Per Post is another Swedish page on poultry breeds (also only in Swedish).

Izegem -- A Belgian breed

Poultry Ireland has breeders lists, events, info on birds and more.

This is a downloadable file with lots of info on indigenous Japanese chicken breeds.

The Dragon Like Legs of Dong Tao Chicken

A you-tube video of Dong Tao - rare Vietnamese chickens - in Vietnamese

The Ga Ho - possibly the same as the Dong Tao above. I don't speak Vietnamese.>

The Giri Raja or Forest King chicken: India's answer to the international food crisis.

The Kadaknath is a black-skinned/black-meat chicken from India.

How the Chicken Conquered the World

This Portuguese page is about chickens and other fowl, but that's all I can tell you.

Hoofdpagina is a Dutch chicken encyclopedia.

Diane Jacky's Art Gallery. Diane does illustrations of poultry and there's all sorts of stuff here to look at.

Here's a page of commercial stock photos of various chickens, peafowl, etc.

Hatcheries and Poultry Equipment Supply Houses

General resources

Chickscope 1.5 is the University of Illinois's site where classroom computers and chickens get together. Lots of info here.

This is the Poultry FAQ from PoultryHelp.com.

Raising Chickens 101

Chicken Keeping 101 on facebook

Articles on raising chickens from The Happy Chicken Coop

The Hen's Loft on Raising Backyard Chickens

47 Backyard Chicken Owners Speak Out: "What I Wish I'd Known Before Getting Backyard Chickens"

There's lots of good info for maintaining a flock at Harvey Ussery's Homesteading site.

PoultryPages: Your Poultry and Waterfowl Resource has info on breeds, raising fowl and more.

All sorts of chicken info and links can be found at ChickenCrossing.org.

The Pennsylvania State College of Agricultural Sciences has a Poultry Science Resources list.

Backyard Chickens has a forum and a lot of other information.

Chickens in Winter Ultimate Guide

Raising Chickens at Home

The hen and you: How to get started with chickens (also in French)

Here's The Backyard Chicken Site on raising chickens.

The Definitive Guide to Keeping Chickens in the Winter

Choosing the Keepers -- How to spot the REAL "Working Girls" in your flock.

Keeping Chickens with Duke

Community Chickens has a lot of information on all sorts of heritage poultry subjects.

Raising homestead chickens

Poultry Pages - Your Poultry & Waterfowl Resource

Poultrykeeper.com has another set of pages on keeping various fowl.

Here's a page of Poultry Internet Resources.

This is the site of the National 4-H Poultry & Egg Conference.

Here's the poultryOne page on raising poultry and raising chickens, now easier than ever!

Know Your Chickens has info on various topics relating to keeping fowl and more specific info on various common breeds

Here are some pages on chicken feeding and nutrition.

Chicken Feed: Traditional and healthy ways of feeding your fowl.

Growing fodder for chickens

Chicken Feed: Protein

Here's a page on treats to give your chickens!

Chicken Toys - Why they are important and how you can provide them.

The Health Ranger's guide to raising healthy, happy chickens without antibiotics

FREE Homesteading, Farm & Animal Recording Keeping Forms

The Electronic Zoo / NetVet has a Bird Page with many links to poultry and other avians.

Here's the American Federation of Aviculture home page.

Chickens Weren't Always Dinner for Humans

Why are today's chickens super-sized?

For published materials on poultry see my book page

Specific resources

If your birds get sick you need a vet who understands the problem, Metzer Farms has compiled a list of avian vets (by state).

And here's their list of poultry diagnostic labs.

This is the APA's list of Avian Vets.

Association of Avian Veterinarians
407-393-8901

If that didn't work for you, here's a number to try to get a referral:

Mid Atlantic States Association of Avian Veterinarians
540-951-2559

Or you could contact Peter at First State Veterinary Supply -- he really knows his foul diseases!

But if you're in the UK, you might want to contact The Chicken Vet.

More veterinary advice, from Victoria Roberts

Of course, if your the "natural" type, you may want to join this Facebook page on Poultry Natural Living & Herbal Care.

De-crowing roosters
Dr. Ross E. Babcock has done this operation and has developed a simple surgery for it. I understand he is willing to speak with other vets about it. He can be reached at:
1215 E Northern Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85020
602-944-9661

The National Poultry Improvement Plan (NPIP) now has a page.

Orthopedics for Poultry Made Easy for Beginners.

Predators and their control

Chickens, Predators & The Myth of Supervised Free Range

Fox versus fence!

This is Longshadow Farms's page of predator info.

Predator Diagnosis Chart

More anti-predator ideas from Aviary Solutions.

Coop Security: Hardware Cloth vs Chicken Wire

Livestock Guardian Dogs on Facebook

Hawk and Owl Damage Management from Cornell

The Chicken Chick's 11+ Tips for Predator-proofing Chickens

Predator proofing: There's some site, I don't remember it, that sells little flashing solar powered lights that repel owls -- aha! here it is: Nite Guard. But if you can't find or afford those, try this!

Diseases and the like

Avian Flu

Comments on the avian flu by a friend.

Center for Disease Control speaks on the avian flu.

Bird flu doctor says fear is exaggerated.

The Center for Disease Control on the bird flu.

And there's even a web book on the bird flu.

And now that that's done with . . .

Are my chickens healthy?

Here's how to know if your chickens are healthy.

The Merck Veterinary Manual is now online!!

Here are the Poultry Disease links from Rojo's Roost.

This is the Animal Health Branch of California's page on Avian Health.

Here's a report on fowl pox from Mississippi State Universary.

Mycoplasma gallisepticum infection, M.g., Chronic Respiratory Disease

Review of the Activity of Antibiotics against Mycoplasma Spp.

Shagbark Bantams has a page on Marek's disease.

Vaccinating your chicks against Marek's Disease

Understanding and Control of House Sparrows, which can carry diseases and parasites to your poultry.

Here's a page on Infectious Bronchitis and eggs.

Brown Egg Blue Egg on impacted crop

Brown Egg Blue Egg on treating Prolapsed Oviduct

The Chicken Chick has pages on treating both prolapsed vent and bumblefoot.

The Chicken Chick on egg binding

Spraddle leg & Curled Toes- Causes and Treatments

Orthopedics for Poultry Made Easy for Beginners

Here we have a BBC page on the relative importance of chickens in research.

For the do-it-yourselfers, Rojo has a real nice page on how to perform a postmortem on a chicken -- lots of photos with instructions.

Free-range and Pastured Poultry

From the NY Times on getting your own eggs

Robert Plamondon has a page on free-ranging your birds.

This is the site of the American Pastured Poultry Producers Association.

Pastured Poultry Resources page on Joel Salatin's Chicken Tractors.

"Heritage" chicken tractors from the SPPA.

At The City Chicken you'll find lots of information and links on chicken tractors.

Here's instructions for the old Sears "Easy-On" Caponizing Set.

And after you've raised 'em in those chicken tractors, you may want to read Yonderway's page on Field Dressing Poultry for Beginners. (and they don't mean in suit and tie).

NY State Slaughterhouse map

Is my hen laying?

Watch a hen lay an egg and learn about getting great eggs

Do You Need to Clean Your Eggs?

Farm Fresh: What It Is, What It Ain't.

The Free Range Eggs song

Waterers, Feeders and Other Stuff

CloverLife Easy-Fill Drinker -- this is my favorite waterer, no vacuum, easy to clean

Homemade Cookie Tin Waterer Heater -- with step-by-step instructions and pictures

The Chicken Chick's homemade water heater

Home Made Heated Waterers & Home Made Feeders

Cookie Tin water heater

Shatter Resistant Bulbs: A Potential Danger to Your Chickens

Eggs (and Embryos)

OK! So it's no longer new--I had to keep this neat piece of art somewhere!
The image was a gift to FeatherSite from Sondra Seeger.

Egg Shell Colour Chart by Breed of Hen

How a hen lays her eggs.

Mrs. Chagnon's Sixth Grade class has put together a page describing the development of the chick embryo.

4-H Embryology in the Classroom has an informative page.

Pictures of the hatching process from Kemp's Koops.

This is a page on The Timing of Major Embryonic Developments.

The University of New South Wales has a page on chicken development.

Incubation and Embryology -- the University of Illinois extension's hands-on project for teachers.

A page on Egg cleaning procedures.

Easter chicks? Here's a page on coloring chicks while still in the egg uisng injected dyes.

How about Duck Eggs?

Mississippi State University's page on candling eggs.

Constructing a homemade egg candler.

If you're into eggs, you might want to drop by the American Egg Board Web Site.

How to scramble an egg without breaking the shell.

Incubation

Brooding

The Virginia Cooperative Extension has a page up on the Brooding of Domestic Fowl.

Starting Chicks On The Right Foot from Kemp's Koops.

A couple of interesting brooders.

Here are some brooding tips from Rojo's Roost.

The Mississippi State University Extension Service also has a page on sexing day-old chicks.

Melinda Sparks-Rimmer has a pdf file on how to turn an old bureau into a brooder box.

Coops

The Ultimate Chicken Coop Checklist

A virtual tour of the Chicken Chick's coop

Using the deep litter system in your coop

Chicken Nest Box Curtains -- More than a Fashion Statement

A page on Small Scale Poultry Housing, by The Virginia Cooperative Extension, includes plans for several sizes of coops.

The Domestic Fowl Trust has various coop plans for sale.

A bunch of coops on facebook

Coop construction at Rocking T Ranch.

Here's a page on How to build a Chicken Coop.

Chicken Coop Plans: News and reviews of great chicken coop plans and designs.

The Nevada Hen House Project

DIY Chicken Coops

Another chicken hoop house

Backyard chicken coop designs

And stop by my Coops and Pens area on my Suppliers page to see what's for sale.

Pens

This is a page of pen designs for Peafowl from Legg's Peafowl Farm.

Ostriches anyone? (and other ratites)

A Facebook group on Peacock, Pheasant, Turkeys, Rhea

Here's an Ostrich Bibliography, for you folks who want to learn more about them.

The British Domesticated Ostrich Association has a page on Ostrich farming.

Peafowl and Pheasants (and the odd Guinea, too)

Sorry, you pheasant folk, peafowl stuff first. This is my page!

For published materials on these birds see my book page

Peafowl

The Home Page of the American Pheasant & Waterfowl Society includes pictures of some exotic species.

GBWF (Game Birds and WildFowl) pages has info on just about all species. A major resource.

The Internet Bird Collection has videos, photos and sound recordings of wildfowl and all sorts of birds. Another very useful resource.

American Peafowl & Pheasant Preservation

American Pheasant, Quail & Peafowl Conservation Society

Tetraophasianidae - dealing with Pheasants, Grouse, True (Perdix) Partridge and Turkeys

A Facebook group on Peacock, Pheasant & Turkeys Only

The United Peafowl Association has lots of info, links, and a breeders directory.

Peacocks Only

mutation peafowl colours worldwide on Facebook

Pavonine -- a Facebook group on Peafowl evolution

This is Amy's Peacock Paradise with images of lots of varieties in the Peafowl Varieties Database.

Laurence's page on the birth of a peachick.

Texas Peafowl has over 40 varieties of Peafowl, plus some pheasants and Vulturine and Crested Guineas.

At peacocksforever.com you can learn about them . . . and buy peacock notecards and calendars.

Susan sells peacock feathers (and those from lots of other species).

Ancona's Peafowl has pictures up of many varieties. Birds for sale here.

Rock-n-Cedar has images of various peafowl varieties. Birds for sale here.

Bobby Castlebury has ornamental pheasants and peafowl. Birds for sale here.

The Michigan Bird and Game Breeders Association has a gallery of pictures of Peafowl and Tragopans.

Peacocks come to "Kibbenjelok" -- living with peafowl, a page with nice pictures.

There are Black-shouldered Peafowl at Lindenwood's.

There are Peafowl for sale at Prickeree Pines Gamebird Farm.

Legg's Peafowl Farm has lots of images and also birds for sale.

Here's a page on feral peafowl in New Zealand.

In spite of their name, Duckopolis has Peafowl for sale.

Many Peafowl are available at Spectrum Ranch.

Future Visions Farms has peafowl for sale.

India Blue varieties and Green Peafowl at Texas Peafowl Farm

Peafowl Leftovers:

The Spiritual Peacock is a page on peacock allegories in India.

Mr. Peacock & Friends: The TV Show

Guineas

This is the site of the Guinea Fowl International Association.

And here we have Lady T's Guinea Gallery, with pictures of her brooder, keets and adults.

Here's Frit's Farm's page on Gardening with Guineas.

There are guineas at Willow Hatchery.

Again, in spite of their name, Duckopolis has guineas for sale.

Guinea eggs for sale at Show-Me Silkies & Stuff

Pheasants

Here's the page of the World Pheasant Association.

Pheasant Breeders on facebook

Here's Squaw Creek Farm's pheasant page. Birds for sale here.

Red Farm Pheasantry has one of the largest collections in Europe. their pages are in both English and Dutch. Birds for sale here.

The Pheasant Genetics Index

Tetraophasianidae - dealing with Pheasants, Grouse, True (Perdix) Partridge and Turkeys

Breeders of Ruffed Pheasants in North America

StarHawk -- a facebook page on Tragopans

Lophura -- a facebook page on the Gallopheasants

Phasianus on Facebook

Pheasant Ridge has a List of All Pheasant Species

Breeds of Pheasant

A facebook page on the genus Syrmaticus

Chrysolophus & Lobiophasis on Facebook

There are various pheasants at Allandoo in Scotland, including Brown Eared, Mikado, Copper and Firebacks.

Fullflight Game Farm deals in pheasants, quail and partridge. Birds for sale here.

The Beauty of Birds considers many pheasant species

Laurence's "Gamebird Place" -- he's into pheasants and the like.

Bleueracres Game Farm has lots of pheasants for sale and also some wildfowl.

There are some nice images of exotic pheasants on Hidden Corner Pheasantry's page. Birds for sale here.

Olesen's Flyway has various gamebirds.

Pheasant Ridge has many birds for sale

They have 26 species at Redmon Aviary.

Many pheasants are available at Spectrum Ranch.

Koklass & Rhizothera on Facebook

Pigeons

The National Pigeon Association: America's All Breed Pigeon Club.

National Pigeon Association -- Fancy pigeons in Great Britain.

Verband Deutscher Rassetaubenzüchter e. V. is the national pigeon society of Germany.

A slideshow of pigeon breeds, from Europe

Focus Doves & Wild Pigeons

Famous pigeons in racing

Darwin's Pigeons

This is DoveLine -- the page of the American Dove Association.

Duivenvlucht.nl -- Pigeon news in the Netherlands (in Dutch)

PigeonDB -- Pigeon Management System: The only complete online solution to help you manage your Pigeons.

Hawkbait Lofts has racing pigeons.

All Breed Pigeon Club

Lucerne Pigeons on Facebook

Mick Bassett's page - he's a Breeder And Exhibitor of Fancy Pigeons.

Here's a Facebook page on Exotic Doves, Pigeons & Softbills in the US.

Fancy Pigeon Breeders is another Facebook page.

Pigeon Control - Some sites with devices to help keep pigeons off your balcony or whatever.

Warning!! -- do not buy from a company called Good Life. Their customer service gives false information and they don't do refunds even if you've acted by virtue of the incorrect info they gave you. Update: after I contacted the Better Business Bureau, they did give me a refund.

Innolytics -- The Pigeon Control Company -- long-term population control

Nixalite - Architectural Bird Control

Bird-X SPIKES block birds from their "landing strips." They also have many other devices for repelling pigeons.

Pigeon Pinups -- New York street pigeon photos

Lost Pigeons - Some sites to help in tracing band numbers. Note: Sometimes the owner will have printed their name or phone number on the underside of the wingfeathers. Check there first.

American Racing Pigeon Union on lost pigeons

Lost and found pigeons in the US

What should I do if I find a banded pigeon?

National Pigeon Association on found pigeons

Lost and found pigeons in the UK

The Canadian Pigeon Fanciers Asscociation on tracing found pigeons

Quail

American Pheasant, Quail & Peafowl Conservation Society

Rare Quail Discussion Page

Quail, partridge & francolins breeders around the world

Dan Cowell's Quail Page has good links and will have care sheets on various species.

That Quail Place is another good general site with lots of info on various Quail and also Partridges.

Various quail are at Red Oak Game Birds.

Pheasant Ridge has many species and great pictures.

Various quail are available at Spectrum Ranch.

Turkeys

You can see many varieties of rare turkeys at Porter's Rare Heritage Turkeys.

Heritage Turkey Breeders

Backyard Turkey Growers on Facebook

Tetraophasianidae - dealing with Pheasants, Grouse, True (Perdix) Partridge and Turkeys

A Facebook group on Peacock, Pheasant, Turkeys, Rhea

This is a Guide to the Recognition of Parthenogenesis in Incubated Turkey Eggs.

Why is a turkey called a turkey when it's not from Turkey? Here's the history of the name "turkey".

And here's a bunch of Royal Palms at Willow Hatchery.

Fall Fire Farm has heritage turkeys

Waterfowl (Domestic): "web"-footed friend information to be found here!

This is the link to the British Waterfowl Association's (BWA) homepage.

Raising Ducks: The Ultimate Guide

Here's the Poultry for small farmers page on raising geese.

Duck and Goose from Farm to Table

Ducks in the Classroom -- from Mink Hollow Farm

Liveducks.com has info on various breeds of domestic duck.

Majestic Waterfowl Sanctuary is a rescue organization for domestic waterfowl located in Connecticut.

Here's the page of the International Waterfowl Breeders Association.

The Domestic Waterfowl Club in the UK also has a page up.

Origin and genetic diversity of Chinese domestic ducks

Here's Acorn Hollow Bantams, Lou Horton's bantam duck page. A couple nice articles here on feeding waterfowl and hatching waterfowl eggs. Ducks for sale here.

Duck Pictures and Facts

And many more at Gooseneck Hill Waterfowl Farm.

Living with geese

The Story of the Girl -- a feral Embden Goose

Los Patos y sus parientes - a Spanish waterfowl page.

Here's Ashton Waterfowl in the UK, where you can find Indian Runners, Call Ducks and domestic geese.

There are some wonderful waterfowl posters available from the artist Monte Dolack. I love 'em!

See also Wildfowl Links