Anonymous wrote:Here's a Ross' goose, I think

Possibly this is a domestic. It has white wingtips.

Anonymous wrote:Bet you can't name this one

I want to say Ross' goose again? It has the straight line where the beak meets the face, unlike the Snow goose which has more of a curve where the beak meets the face. If it's European, I'm afraid I don't know them!

Bet you can't name this one

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Here's a Ross' goose, I think

Anonymous wrote:Count me in!

Although those are ducks... I'll keep looking

Count me in!

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Anonymous wrote:Do you guys like Greylags? We used to keep them as pets!

Are you European? I know there are some wild Greylags in the US, but they don't seem very common.

Yes! I wonder how you know this. You must have a lot of goose knowledge!

There's more than one poster here with goose knowledge! PP beat me on identifying the barnacle goose.

My god, that means there are three of us! Goose party!

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Anonymous wrote:Do you guys like Greylags? We used to keep them as pets!

Are you European? I know there are some wild Greylags in the US, but they don't seem very common.

Yes! I wonder how you know this. You must have a lot of goose knowledge!

There's more than one poster here with goose knowledge! PP beat me on identifying the barnacle goose.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you guys like Greylags? We used to keep them as pets!

Are you European? I know there are some wild Greylags in the US, but they don't seem very common.

Yes! I wonder how you know this. You must have a lot of goose knowledge!

Anonymous wrote:Name that goose.

Barnacle goose!

(Be my goose friend, pls!)

Dem Geeze!

Name that goose.

Anonymous wrote:Do you guys like Greylags? We used to keep them as pets!

I love Greylags! I'd love some as pets. Is it me or do Egyptian Geese always look like they've been in a brawl?