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867. Moore County, NC. Yesterday late morning I noticed about 20 to 25 Canada Geese on our pond. We came out and fed them some floating water fowl feed and left scratch on the bank of the pond. About an hour and a half later, my daughter came in and told me that one of the geese was at the fence that contains an area right outside our back door ...
8. 6. Goosebaby said: The dark green droppings are cecal poos, it’s normal. If all of the droppings were a bright green color that would indicate an issue, possibly organ or digestive issue. You can try giving him/her some flock raiser or all flock type food to get his weight up.
In the U.S., it is not illegal to own a Canada goose per se, but it is illegal to keep a wild Canada goose. You might think about handing him over to a wildlife rehabber if you can find one close to you. Or, at least contacting one and asking about it.
The furtherest we knew her to be was 1 mile away. Even pond-hopping her way back, it was a long way one tiny webbed-step at a time, through woods, under fences, across a county highway. She's on the pond at night, and in the daytime, she rarely strays far from it.
Jul 20, 2018. by CanadaHammer315. 1 1 of 56 56. Canadas and Specks (Whitefronts). A place to discuss Canada goose hunting tips, tactics, and reports.
The International treaty that protects these birds predates the free trade agreement by decades! and BTW There are seven subspecies of this bird, of varying sizes and plumage details, but all are recognizable as Canada Geese. Some of the smaller races can be hard to distinguish from the newly-separated Cackling Goose.
Serious weight gain and size change this week. Looking far less "baby" and more "goose". Honks have almost completely replaced the peeps and feathers are filling in everywhere. (6 weeks old)... Definitely looks more like a goose. Body is approx. 3/4 feathered. Neck and head remain downy, though the beginnings of feathers can be felt.
I'm monitoring a wild Canada Goose nest. Unfortunately, the other day something disturbed her so that there was an interruption in her incubation. I checked on her in the morning, all was well, then came back 4.5 hours later to find her standing over her eggs. Something disturbed her that I was able to fix and she sat back on the eggs immediately.
All four can fly, and the females can cluck like a domestic female. The gander, and the dark female both left with Canada goose flocks, the two white females live permanently at the park. Spring 2010 came around and the pair bred again. She successfully hatched out six goslings, but lost one after a few weeks.
Canada Goose has been sitting on her nest for a few days...no male ANYWHERE...other geese on the property have hatched their eggs and moved on with the babies, but THIS one is still brooding...I have approached her nest twice (once when she was off grazing) and there is no male anywhere.