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Pink-footed Goose - Kortnebbgås - Anser
brachyrhynchus
Spetsbergsgås - Kortnæbbet Gås - Lyhytnokkahanhi - Kurzschnabelgans
Pitcure taken at Herdlevær, Øygarden, 19 May 2009 (DSLR and 400mm telephoto lens - hand held)
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Herdlevær, Øygarden, 19 May 2009 (DSLR and 400mm telephoto lens - hand held)
Spetsbergsgås - Kortnæbbet Gås - Lyhytnokkahanhi - Kurzschnabelgans
Pink-footed
Goose are largely an infrequent spring migrant in Øygarden
but can also turn up at other times of year. Occasionally seen
migrating either on their own or with other geese past
Skogsøy or turning up in fields at places like Breivik or
Tjeldstø.
This is in stark contrast to the hundreds, or even thousands that can be seen during the winter back home in Northumberland.
This is in stark contrast to the hundreds, or even thousands that can be seen during the winter back home in Northumberland.
Pitcure taken at Herdlevær, Øygarden, 19 May 2009 (DSLR and 400mm telephoto lens - hand held)
Links to other geese pages:
| Bean Goose | Greylag Goose | Barnacle Goose | Brent Goose | Greater White-fronted Goose |
Herdlevær, Øygarden, 19 May 2009 (DSLR and 400mm telephoto lens - hand held)
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