| Appearance | The Canda goose is a large bird about 30-43″ long with a long black neck and a black head with a white “chin strap”. The body is brown and tan-white underneath. |
| Diet | They eat grass, grains and berries. |
| Feeder Food | Canada geese do not visit feeders. |
| Habitat | Suburban areas including parks, golf courses, and reservoirs. |
| Nesting | Canada geese nest on the ground, usually on an elevated piece of land close to water. They have one brood/season, and 2-8 eggs/brood that are creamy white in color. Incubation lasts 25-28 days and fledglings leave the nest about 42-50 days after hatching. |
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