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Goose cross with distinctive facial marking

11 March 201624 January 2016 by David

Goose cross with distinctive facial marking

One of the geese currently living on West Park lake, probably a Canada goose / Chinese goose cross. The bird has a distinctive line of white feathers outlining its bill.

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