Just
a quick post where hopefully the pictures will do the talking. A pair
of Taiga bean geese have been present for several days at Cambridge
Research Park and were found
by David & Jonathan Heath who regularly visit the site. They turned
up with a pink-foot and sometimes, but not always, associate with the
several hundred-strong greylag flock. Unlike most other Taiga beans I’ve
seen they can be observed at fairly close range
from the hide (50-60m when on the island). There's no reason to suggest they are anything other than wild birds
Also
included below is a shot I got a few years back of the two forms of
bean goose which occur here – not a great picture but in my experience
it’s rare to see them together
in the wild.
2 Taiga (far left sitting) and 4 Tundra bean geese, Lackford, Suffolk |
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