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[bunch-of-birds]

Tundra Bean-Goose (Anser serrirostris)

© Peter Lacey

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[birdstudies]

October 9, 2020 - Tundra Bean-Goose (Anser serrirostris)

Breeding in the Russian tundra, these geese winter in parts of Europe and Asia and are rare visitors to the Aleutian archipelago in North America. They eat mostly plants, including grass, grains, beans, potatoes, and berries, grazing in fields and pastures. Their nests are made from vegetation and down in scrapes on the ground. Females incubate clutches of four to six eggs alone.

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[mantingerdijk]

Toendra rietganzen

Toendra rietganzen foerageren op een geoogste maisakker aan de J.B. Kanweg. Grote groepen arriveerden vanmorgen in grote V’s. Ook net nog komen kleine groepjes aan. Er tussen een enkele kolgans en een grote zilvereiger in de buurt.

Onderscheid Toendrarietgans (Anser serrirostris) – Taigarietgans (Anser fabalis) Zowel de Kleine Rietgans, de Toendrarietgans en de Taigarietgans werden vroeger…

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Ganso(-campestre)-da-tundra/ Tundra Bean Goose/ Anser serrirostris

Self-found & ID to superspecies (sensu IOC/ Clemens; species: sensu AERC/Collins 2nd ed) on 11-Nov-2019; refound & ID to species by Magnus Robb & Peter Alfrey on 24-Nov-2019; refound, ID to spp & confirmed as the 11-Nov individual on this occasion; with Ricardo Tomé, Filipe Canário and Alexandre Leitão. 1st for Continental Portugal, if accepted by PRC.

Lezíria Sul de Vila Franca de Xira (Lisboa), 30-Nov-2019

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© Luís Gordinho