- (pl.:
geese) is a bird of any of
several waterfowl species in the
family Anatidae. This
group comprises the
genera Anser (grey
geese and
white geese) and...
- New Zealand, ****an, Chile, Argentina, and the
Falkland Islands. Like most
geese, the
Canada goose is
primarily herbivorous and
normally migratory; often...
- The Wild
Geese is a 1978 war film
starring an
ensemble cast led by
Richard Burton,
Roger Moore,
Richard Harris and
Hardy Krüger. The film,
which was directed...
- name and
specific epithet are from anser, the
Latin for "goose".
Greylag geese travel to
their northerly breeding grounds in spring,
nesting on moorlands...
- Look up wild
geese in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Wild
Geese may
refer to:
Geese Greylag geese,
specifically Wild
Geese (novel), a 1925 Canadian...
-
Geese Howard (****anese: ギース・ハワード, Hepburn: Gīsu Hawādo) is a
fictional boss
character and the main
villain in SNK's
Fatal Fury
fighting game series. Debuting...
- aegyptiaca) is an
African member of the
Anatidae family including ducks,
geese, and swans.
Because of
their po****rity
chiefly as an
ornamental bird, the...
-
domesticated and kept for
their meat, eggs, or down feathers.
Domestic geese have been
derived through selective breeding from the wild
greylag goose...
- The
Geese & the
Ghost is the
first studio album by
English musician and
songwriter Anthony Phillips,
released in
March 1977 on Hit & Run
Music in the...
- leucopsis) is a
species of
goose that
belongs to the
genus Branta of
black geese,
which contains species with
largely black plumage,
distinguishing them...
