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  1. 10-02-2010 #1
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    I presume this is a hybrid goose
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    Nice shot

    It may be a Cackling

    Cackling Goose i.d. -- page 2
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    was going to say it really doesnt have that canadian goose look...
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    Thanks again Beryl, I just wish I was as good as you at recognising birds.
    This one was in with a group of canada geese hence my thoughts.
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    Your welcome Joe.
    We have quite a lot of geese here though none of those . We still have the Brent geese at the moment
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