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Chilled raw carcass of the yellowtail of the species Japanese amberjack on a white background

Chinese goose sitting on white background, looking at the camera. Soft shadow under goose.

Canada goose (Branta canadensis) walking in shallow water on a sunny day at Mount Tom Pond, Connecticut. Copy space on right.

anser indicus goose isolated on white background

Brent goose, dark-bellied, Branta bernicla

Alosa agone isolated on white background

A brown female goose on grass in the morning sun.

Canada goose closeup cutout isolated on a white background

Isolated canada goose on a white background

Cape Barren Goose foraging in the wild on the South Australian coast

Beautiful gray goose isolated on a white background.

$L 74-84cm, WS 149-168cm.\nBreeds in variety of habitats, mainly wetlands, from shallow lakes with reed beds and freshwater marshes to islets in larger lakes, coasts (even brackish water), heather, rocky slopes, etc.\n\nDutch breeders mainly resident, most others migratory. Since the impoldering of the IJsselmeer in the seventies, the Greylag Goose were increasing in numbers. Only Grey goose to be seen in large numbers in summer in Europe and the Netherlands in the described Habitats.\n\nThis is a very common Species in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.$

Domestic goose, Anser anser domesticus, standing and looking down, isolated on white

Pair of barnacle geese and their goslings. The female lays between 4 and 6 eggs once a year in a nest on a high cliff top, or rocky outcropping. The female incubates the eggs for 3 to 4 weeks, while the male collects food and protects the nest. A few hours after hatching the goslings are lead down from the precariously placed nests to feeding areas. Both parents, who mate for life, care for the young.

Canadian goose isolated on white background

Carp tail close-up isolated on white background

portrait wild goose (Branta canadensis) isolated on white background

Herring (Alosa kessleri kessleri (Grimm) - the largest of the Caspian shad (up to 52 centimeters). The sea is found everywhere. The spawn goes in the Volga River in late April.

Single Greater White-Fronted Goose along the marshes on the North Slope of Alaska

A female Australian Settler Goose in the morning sun. Known as Pilgrim geese in the US.

Canada goose isolated on a white background

On a beautiful, sunny fall day, geese are grazing on the grass in the park.

Beautiful goose, side view, standing isolated on white background

$L 58-70cm, WS 120-142cm.\nBreeds colonially, mainly on arctic islands and coasts, preferring rocky coasts and steep slopes to flat tundra. Also, since mid 1970s, on low grassy islands and shores in the Baltic. Migratory, main movements in Oct-early Nov and Apr-May.\n\nIn the Netherlands this beautiful small Goose is quite common in particularly grasslands in the IJsselmeerpolders and along our Coasts and Rivers. For some decades the Birds over summer in small numbers and is not always to be seen if they are wild Birds. \n\nThis Picture is made in Polder Arkemheen (the Netherlands) in early Spring 2023.$

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