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These are all canada geese, right? Some just have smaller necks than others? Second pic is zoomed in on the two smaller ones
 

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Yes, I say all Canadas. The smaller ones must be near the size of Cacklings, but the bill and head shapes are better for Canadas.
 
I'm not even sure there's a size difference - some of them are standing tall (necks stretched, clavicles high, rump low), some aren't. But in any case, definitely not Cackling, based on beak shape.
 
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