I had a virtually identical goose at Aurora Reservoir, and based on very white, round head, short stubby bill with no trace of "grin patch", and size, I was calling it a Ross's x cackling. The one I was was mingling with cacklers and was almost exactly the same size.
Norm Lewis
Lakewood
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These tiny black geese with white heads are thought to be hybrid Ross x Cackling Goose.Nick KomarFort Collins
Sent from my iPhone--I have a similar question with a goose I saw in Frederick on Monday. My first thought was that it was a blue morph Snow Goose, but the proportions seem off. Could this be a blue morph Ross's Goose? Or maybe a hybrid of some sort? Its body is very dark.--Jamie SimoLongmont
On Tuesday, January 3, 2017 at 5:08:51 PM UTC-7, Aaron Tucker wrote:Out at Aurora Reservoir today saw an interesting goose. It appears to be a Canada or Cackling goose but is very white. I guess it could be an albino but thought I'd see what you all thought. Any ideas?
Link to first picture.It was at the edge of my lens and not in great light. Sorry for the rough photos.Aaron TuckerAurora
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