- Nov 9, 2010
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Doesn't really matter either way but...
Google Canada gosling images and do the same for Graylag gosling (very similar to a 'gray' domestic goose). Look at the difference in down hues, foot color, beak shape, etc. The goslings are noticably different to those who have worked with both. The bird in question is either a) a domestic goose or b) a Canada x domestic goose.
DT
Google Canada gosling images and do the same for Graylag gosling (very similar to a 'gray' domestic goose). Look at the difference in down hues, foot color, beak shape, etc. The goslings are noticably different to those who have worked with both. The bird in question is either a) a domestic goose or b) a Canada x domestic goose.
DT