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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «BEAN GOOSE»
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Confusion risks Separation from other subspecies of Bean Goose difficult,
probably possible only by direct comparison and within known geographical
range (see below). Reduced yellow on bill compared with very slightly smaller
Western ...
M. A. Ogilvie, Steve Young, 2002
2
National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America
Tundra Bean-Goose Anser serrirosrris L 28-33" (77-84 cm) Eurasian species.
Size increases across range from west to east; eastern nominate being largest.
Shorter neck and stubbier bill than Taiga BeanGoose; yellow-orange band
before tip ...
3
The Ecology and Management of Breeding Waterfowl
Thick-billed Bean Goose; and brachyrhynchus, Pink-footed Bean Goose) Anser
albifrons White-fronted Goose (Subspecies: albiforns, European White-fronted
Goose; flavirostris, Greenland White-fronted Goose; frontalis, Pacific White-
fronted ...
4
Ducks, Geese and Swans: General chapters, species accounts ...
Overhunting, some illegal, has caused declines in Russia, sometimes owing to
confusion with Bean Goose (Kolosov 1983, Borodin 1984, Poyarkov 1984,
Nechaev 1992). Pziclonskij (1976) suggested that overhunting also problem in ...
... 123, 125 numbers, 264-71 Greenland population, 266 Russian population,
270 Svalbard population, 268 plumage variants, 74 taxonomy, 32 voice, 74 Bean
Goose clutch size, 126 derivation of name, 34 distribution maps populations, 183,
...
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Rare Birds of North America
TUNDRA BEAN GOOSE Anser serrirostris 78–89 cm (30.5–35”) Summary:
Uncertain due to species confusion with Taiga Bean Goose (see Taxonomy,
below). Alaska: Presumed rare in spring on w. Aleutians, very rare in spring on
cen.
Steve N. G. Howell, Ian Lewington, Will Russell, 2014
98 Summer and winter quarters centres for Bean Goose and Pink-footed Goose:
these sites all lie north of the normal breeding area or right on its northern edge.
The moult migration sometimes heads over the open sea: immature Icelandic ...
8
The Helm Guide to Bird Identification
Bean Goose. Dull wings, long dark neck, dark rump. Short neck, small dark head
and pale Greylag Goose. Large grey wings. with pinched neck, large head and
broad-based wings. Note pale grey forewing, pale underwing diagnostic.
The Bean Goose is widely distributed across the northern Palearctic from north
Norway to the east Siberian Khrebet peninsula, a wide range containing perhaps
five subspecies, two of which occur in Europe, the Taiga Bean Goose fabalis and
...
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Birds of the Middle East
In larger race, fabalis, Taiga Bean Goose, the longer bill is mixture of black and
orange, sometimes mostly orange. In smaller race, serrirostris, Tundra Bean
Goose, stubby bill mostly dark or with narrow orange band, occasionally with
narrow ...
Richard Porter, Simon Aspinall, 2010
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «BEAN GOOSE»
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bean goose en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Who Painted the Meidum Geese?
Tiradritti told Live Science that when he realized that the bean goose and the red-breasted goose were unlikely to have been seen in Egypt, ... «Archaeology, Abr 15»
Shocking Discovery: Egypt's 'Mona Lisa' May Be a Fake
The bean goose breeds in tundra and taiga and winters as far south as the north of Spain, Greece and Turkey, he said, while the red-breasted ... «Yahoo News, Mar 15»
Jhiben Wetlands severely damaged, birdwatchers say
... a wide variety of endangered bird species, including the black-faced spoonbill, greater white-fronted goose, bean goose and Oriental stork. «Taipei Times, Mar 15»
Bird lovers gear up for count
A lot of birders will be looking for the bean goose. It was seen only for the fourth or fifth time near Delhi recently," said Bikram Grewal, ... «Times of India, Mar 15»
Birdwatch: The boom of the bittern
A taiga bean goose was present at the Haverton viewpoint on the Saltholme reserve, Teesside. Three Iceland and a glaucous gull have been ... «Yorkshire Post, Mar 15»
Falkirk news from Thursday, March 5
It will also be an opportunity to catch up on the progress of the 'Bean Goose project.' This engaging activity that Angus brought to our attention a ... «Falkirk Herald, Mar 15»
Bird Notes: Will the green-winged teal stay or will it go?
A Bean Goose and a Greenland White-fronted Goose were picked out among a flock of 2,500 Pink-footed Geese at Shotwick at the weekend, ... «Daily Post North Wales, Mar 15»
Wild Buzz: Taxing bean matters
An exceptionally rare vagrant has been the Bean goose, first photographed in India at Harike wildlife sanctuary on February 12, 2003. «Hindustan Times, Feb 15»
Bean Goose spotted in Sariska
ALWAR: After a gap of almost 66 years, Bean Goose was spotted at Sariska wildlife sanctuary between February 1 to 11. Last time this rare bird ... «Times of India, Feb 15»
Milder weather makes some linger for longer
Elsewhere two bitterns and a red-headed smew were at East Chevington, a tundra bean goose was at the Long Nanny, a blue-winged teal was ... «Northumberland Gazette, Dic 14»
