Posted by Richard Ditch on September 22, 2013 at 1:42 PM
Whatever this is, it is not a Greylag.
In parks and around farmyards it is possible to see almost any variety of hybrid waterfowl, and this goose shows traits of more than one species. This is such a well-known occurrence that modern field guides (like Sibley and Kaufmann) have included illustrations of many of the more commonly encountered domestics.
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4 repliesI used a 7D and I believe my 70-200 2.8L IS II.
This was taken at Floyd Lamb Park. There were Snow Geese, Waddled Chinese Ducks, Black Crowned Night Herons, etc... LOTS of ducks.
But I want a definitive ID on this.
In parks and around farmyards it is possible to see almost any variety of hybrid waterfowl, and this goose shows traits of more than one species. This is such a well-known occurrence that modern field guides (like Sibley and Kaufmann) have included illustrations of many of the more commonly encountered domestics.
Write it off as "hybrid domestic goose."