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...and to the mainland. Today the area is important for passage and wintering geese, ducks and waders and it is now designated a Ramsar Site. Divers, including regular [[Yellow-billed Diver]], ducks and geese, especially [[Canada Goose]] and [[Brent Goose]], winter in large numbers a

...uzy with breeding birds such as [[Black Stork]], [[White-tailed Eagle]], [[Red-breasted Flycatcher]] and [Eurasian River Warbler|[River Warbler]]. ...a enter the lagoon from the west. Tens of thousands of birds, particularly geese and ducks, visit the lagoon in winter and on passage. There are also breedi

...arge numbers of Pinkfoots which can exceed 30,000, regularly attract other geese and [[Greater White-fronted Goose]] and [[Greylag Goose]] are regular with ...Goose]] which may be of wild origin, [[Lesser White-fronted Goose]] and [[Red-breasted Goose]] have been recorded, also [[Green-winged Teal]] and [[American Wigeo

...550px|right|Photo by {{user|HelenB|HelenB}}<br />[[Barnacle Goose|Barnacle Geese]] from [[Svalbard]] wintering at Caerlaverock Wetland Centre, [[Scotland]], ...hern Shoveler]], [[Common Pochard]], [[Tufted Duck]], [[Greater Scaup]], [[Red-breasted Merganser]], [[Goosander]], [[Osprey]], [[Western Marsh Harrier]], [[Hen Ha

'''Juvenile''': slightly browner on the wings; as with all geese, body feathering with rounded, not truncated, feather tips, so appears more ...rming large flocks, usually monospecific but occasionally mixed with other geese species.

Flocks of thousands cranes, geese, ducks, waterfowls and waders can easily be seen there and a lot of them st

...age Site and can only be accessed by boat or plane. Thousands of seabirds, geese, sea ducks and Bald Eagles make their home here. About 240 species of bird

...along several dikes which give excellent views of the thousands of ducks, geese, storks, herons, waders and other waterbirds. ...Cotton Teal]], [[Indian Spot-billed Duck]] and [[Bar-headed Goose]]. These geese are surprisingly approachable and it is easy to see the two lateral black b

...he flooded areas inland hold [[Common Crane]], [[Greylag Goose]] and other geese and huge numbers of a range of northerly breeding ducks. ...mon Pochard]], [[Ferruginous Duck]], [[Tufted Duck]], [[Common Scoter]], [[Red-breasted Merganser]], [[White-headed Duck]], [[European Honey Buzzard]], [[Black-sho

#Madge, S. & Burn, H. (1988) Waterfowl. An identification guide to the ducks, geese and swans of the world. Houghton Mufflin, Boston. #Todd, F. (1979). Waterfowl. Ducks, Geese & Swans of the World. Sea World, San Diego.

...y Heron|Heron]] seen almost daily. [[Mute Swan]] and [[Canada Goose|Canada Geese]] breed most years. [[Common Goldeneye|Goldeneye]], [[Red-crested Pochard]]

...ing birds are beginning to make their presence known, with young ducks and geese becoming numerous around the Refuge's ponds and wetlands as can shorebirds ...ed south as winter makes its presence known. Species of swans, ducks, and geese might be present, but the counts will be lower due to the temperature and l

#Todd, F. S. (1979) Waterfowl - Ducks, Geese & Swans of the World. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, New York & London.

[[Image:canadageese.jpg|thumb|350px|right|Canada Geese in Eastern North Carolina<br />Photo &copy; by {{user|dave598|dave598}}<br

#Todd, F. S. (1979) Waterfowl - Ducks, Geese & Swans of the World. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, New York & London.

...st and north of the mere. Great numbers of [[Pink-footed Goose|Pink-footed Geese]] visit the fields to forage in autumn and early winter. This is also a ple

...ave this adaptation to facilitate the handling of foodstuff, vegetation in geese but in others (mergansers etc) it may be fish. ...feet which you may see on waterbirds. The webbed foot is typical of ducks, geese, gulls, terns and auks and probably less familiar to most, tubenoses such a