I just picked up my new babies this morning. There is 18 Fancy Goslings from Holderread Waterfowl Farm. It could be any geese they sale. Do you have any guesses as to what they are. I love the little dark one. I now have 26 geese. Cool!
Some of them look like they might be some sort of Americans from the beak color.. And maybe some sebbies? What color are the beaks on the dark one and the dark saddleback?
I could be completely wrong, though.
I am right about one thing though.. They are ADORABLE!
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So what do I look for on the beak color? Teach me what you know? I try to get some beak shots. My camera is so slow, I miss the shots.
The food is just chopped up organic spring mix lettuce. I thought that was a nice variety of tender greens. They told me to feed greens first. It is floating in water, cornsyrup (I used all my honey up) and probiotics.
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They should not be white chinese because they don't bred them. This is the list they have on line, yet they do have a few types not listed I have been told.
HEAVY WEIGHT GOOSE CLASS
Brown African Geese (sometimes called Giant Dewlap African or Super African)
Buff African Geese
White Embden Geese (sometimes called Giant Embden or Emden)
Buff Toulouse Geese*
Gray Toulouse Geese (sometimes called Giant Dewlap Toulouse)
MEDIUM WEIGHT GOOSE CLASS
American Blue Geese
American Lavender Geese
Gray Saddleback Pomeranian Geese
Blue Sebastopol Geese
Buff Sebastopol Geese
Gray Sebastopol Geese
Lavender Sebastopol Geese
Saddleback Sebastopol Geese
White Sebastopol Geese
LIGHT WEIGHT GOOSE CLASS
Brown Chinese Geese (sometimes called Chinas)
White Tufted Roman Geese
Auto-Sexing Shetland Geese
The little dark one is the only one with a dark beak. The dark saddleback has half dark and had light beak.
Most of the others are just pinkish or slighlty grey.