Bird Facts: The Canada Goose
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2022
- 25 things you should know about the Canada Goose, a bird which, although native to North America, has been introduced to many other areas, including northern Europe and New Zealand.
In the video, you will find information about distribution, favoured habitats, what Canada Geese eat, what the nest is built from, how many eggs are laid, the incubation period, and much more. The video includes the sound of Canada Geese honking, shows Canada Geese taking off and landing and features Canada Geese goslings at the nest.
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"Peace was never an option"
Ha but seriously, great video.
Yes, definitely one of my nosier videos 😊 Thanks for watching!
They are very pretty birds, and you got so many good shots and sounds of them! Canada Geese are just starting their spring migration north, and it's really nice to see them back. Soon we'll see those creches that you talked about. Thanks for bringing us along on your birding adventures!
Great video, of many Canada Goose !!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
As a Canadian, this is the scariest video I've seen so far.
But let's be real a little, this video is great! I love geese.
Thumb's up to you my blessed ally. I worship these guys as deities, Mr. Sullenberger.
Thank you. Very educational. When I lived in Queensway Bayswater, they used to always be at the Round Pond. The children used to feed them and have been known to knock them over in their enthusiasm for food. My daughter was pushed into the pond on one occasion but was unhurt and unfazed by the experience. She is now 53 so I am going back to happy days
Thank you and thanks for sharing your story. I'm glad your daughters encounter with the geese turned out OK.
Delightfully. Beautiful footage. Thank you.
Many thanks!
My awesome, notoriously daring and often noisy neighbours! I and my kids can't get enough of them. One moment, they are so pesky and the next, they are just so adorable!! 😀
Congratulations are a sight, hello good weekend!
Thank you! You too!
Beautiful goose 👏
Lovely video 🤩👍
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Very good video
Thank you!
Delightful. Beautifully shot. Thank you.
Thank you, appreciate your comment.
I have only one quibble with this video. The goslings are not able to swim and eat immediately upon hatching. It takes a few hours for their down to dry, and for them to gain enough strength to be able two walk around. Immediately after breaking the shell all the way open they will usually lay there catching there breath for a few minutes. Then they will move completely out of the shell, but they'll still be a bit clumsy and fall over frequently for a few hours. All of that time the goose will stay on top of them to keep them warm and to protect them from predators while they are most vulnerable, with the aid of the gander who will absolutely fight to the death to protect the goose and goslings. The gander usually stands by the goose to protect here while she is incubating the eggs. The gander doesn't take part in the incubation of the eggs, but he is always close by. If you don't see the gander close by, it is likely that something has happened to him. He's a real family man.
Great video, very interesting.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching.
Nice video.
Thanks!
Beautiful captures of the Canada Gooses Friend! Thanks for sharing the video with us!💖👍😎JP
You're welcome JP, thanks for watching!
@@MyBirdingYear Have a great weekend😎
It's crazy this species almost went extinct 100 years ago. I live in Ohio and they're now practically anywhere a body of water is lol
im in indiana. same
Don't forget the roofs of buildings and apartments
Yep
Love CG ❤
I hope to meet them soon again in Sweden.
They are quite tame in towns.
Thanks for the nice video 🐦
Hope you get to see them soon. Thanks for watching!
Great video, great channel. The birds are really beautiful.
Thank you, and thank you for your support.
They are well established in New Zealand, I suppose New Zealand being two islands, the coast is never far and the weather is comparably mild.
Thank you as always. Noisy beggars!
Aren't they just 😊
Everyday Life with Stephanie
I'm thinking how FAST those little feet have to paddle to keep up with mom and dad ... ❣️
It's believed that the Canada geese originally came from Asia or possibly Far Eastern Europe
As a Canadian I will tell you everything you need to know about Canadian Geese:
1 - Hitchcocks The Birds is their favorite comedy
2 - They sleep in shifts so no one is ever truly safe
3 - While called "Canadian" they are, in fact, not our national bird... as their only allegiance is to Hell itself
4 - if you don't happen to be walking a wolf, or holding a small child you can throw at the goose to buy you enough time to escape, always run towards other people so you can trip one and with a little bit of luck, that serrated-tongued demon will become the poor fallen bast*rds problem while you run all the way to America.
You're welcome.
Honestly, we are worried about pollution, yet these birds shit what seems like a thousand times a day and leave tons and tons of shit everywhere.
Yes actually all birds constantly crap. They are flinging salmonella at us from the air
It's a shit bird Randy, slowly leading you into its shit nest. Prepare for a shitcane.