Tula, Emporda, Normandy and other unusual breeds

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TULA Look how cool they look! look at the beaks! but so ugly! haha i must have these geese ! and i liked the sites

 

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The *Suchovy goose* (Slovak
: "Suchovská hus") is a breed of domestic goose
originating in Suchá nad Parnou
 in Slovakia
. The Suchovy goose was selected in 80th years of 20th century from locally present domestic geese. [1]
 [2]

The Suchovy goose is generally weighing between 6,5-7,5 kg (male) and 5,5-6,5 kilos (female). They become adult when 310–320 days old. They lay around 14-16 eggs. Egg weights 140 g. this breed of goose is supposed to be endangered ! But i like the odd colour on the gosling that looks 4 weeks old :/

 

[sebastopol]

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I adore Tula! (dinosaur, parrot and goose in the same animal). I'd like to own this breed, but Tula are very expensive.


Genyornis newtoni.







Genyornis newtoni — a giant ‘thunder bird’

Genyornis was a large flightless bird, considerably taller and heavier than the modern ostrich or emu. It had powerful legs and tiny wings, and probably most closely resembled its living relatives, ducks and geese. But instead of having webbed feet and a duckbill, Genyornis had large hoof-like claws on its toes and a big beak, with which it ate fruit and nuts, and perhaps small prey. Like modern birds, it had no teeth, but relied on gizzard stones to assist its digestion.
Genyornis lived in the dry grasslands and woodlands of southern and eastern Australia. Fossils have been found in Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia, especially on the surface of the dry Lake Callabonna. The bones of a number of birds have been found in one place, suggesting that they lived in flocks. Fossil eggs and footprints have also been found.
Genyornis was the last of the dromornithids, and was small compared to other species. This family of giant birds is known by a variety of names, including ‘thunder birds’, ‘demon ducks’ and ‘mihirungs’. Humans almost certainly lived alongside these birds, and some scientists think that hunting may have contributed to their extinction. Other scientists think the extinction of Australian megafauna was linked to the continent becoming drier during the last Ice Age.


http://museumvictoria.com.au/melbou...e/dinosaur-walk/meet-the-skeletons/genyornis/

 

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Nice info

 

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Lippe Goose Plumage colour white Weight gander 6,5-7 kg goose 5,5-6 kg Country of origine Germany Congeries 30 eggs Egg weight 140 g Egg Colour white Utilisation meat, feather Ring size gander 24 mm goose 24 mm

these are also rather small white geese so any white geese you have can be this breed .
Any small white goose can actually be a pure breed

 

[livininbrazil]

The *Suchovy goose* (Slovak
: "Suchovská hus") is a breed of domestic goose
originating in Suchá nad Parnou
in Slovakia
. The Suchovy goose was selected in 80th years of 20th century from locally present domestic geese. [1]
[2]

The Suchovy goose is generally weighing between 6,5-7,5 kg (male) and 5,5-6,5 kilos (female). They become adult when 310–320 days old. They lay around 14-16 eggs. Egg weights 140 g. this breed of goose is supposed to be endangered ! But i like the odd colour on the gosling that looks 4 weeks old

Yes, the gosling looks mucky yellow

 

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Just another steinbacher(grey) pic

 

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I adore Tula! (dinosaur, parrot and goose in the same animal). I'd like to own this breed, but Tula are very expensive. Genyornis newtoni.
Genyornis newtoni — a giant ‘thunder bird’

Genyornis was a large flightless bird, considerably taller and heavier than the modern ostrich or emu. It had powerful legs and tiny wings, and probably most closely resembled its living relatives, ducks and geese. But instead of having webbed feet and a duckbill, Genyornis had large hoof-like claws on its toes and a big beak, with which it ate fruit and nuts, and perhaps small prey. Like modern birds, it had no teeth, but relied on gizzard stones to assist its digestion. Genyornis lived in the dry grasslands and woodlands of southern and eastern Australia. Fossils have been found in Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia, especially on the surface of the dry Lake Callabonna. The bones of a number of birds have been found in one place, suggesting that they lived in flocks. Fossil eggs and footprints have also been found. Genyornis was the last of the dromornithids, and was small compared to other species. This family of giant birds is known by a variety of names, including ‘thunder birds’, ‘demon ducks’ and ‘mihirungs’. Humans almost certainly lived alongside these birds, and some scientists think that hunting may have contributed to their extinction. Other scientists think the extinction of Australian megafauna was linked to the continent becoming drier during the last Ice Age. http://museumvictoria.com.au/melbou...e/dinosaur-walk/meet-the-skeletons/genyornis/

This bird has a steinbachers beak! thats funny and cool to look at

 

[livininbrazil]

Lippe Goose Plumage colour white Weight gander 6,5-7 kg goose 5,5-6 kg Country of origine Germany Congeries 30 eggs Egg weight 140 g Egg Colour white Utilisation meat, feather Ring size gander 24 mm goose 24 mm

these are also rather small white geese so any white geese you have can be this breed .
Any small white goose can actually be a pure breed

There´s another small white goose called the Emperadora, or something like that. I wrote it down but hubby´s chucked it out.

 

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Haha ok ill chuck it back in