My second visit to the fields north of Burns Oregon began in the early morning. I first thought this white goose keeping company with the Greater White-Fronted Geese was a Snow Goose. After looking at the pictures, I changed my mind and called it a Ross’s Goose.
My second visit to the fields north of Burns Oregon began in the early morning. I first thought this white goose keeping company with the Greater White-Fronted Geese was a Snow Goose. After looking at the pictures, I changed my mind and called it a Ross’s Goose.
My second visit to the fields north of Burns Oregon began in the early morning. I first thought this white goose keeping company with the Greater White-Fronted Geese was a Snow Goose. After looking at the pictures, I changed my mind and called it a Ross’s Goose.
My second visit to the fields north of Burns Oregon began in the early morning. I first thought this white goose keeping company with the Greater White-Fronted Geese was a Snow Goose. After looking at the pictures, I changed my mind and called it a Ross’s Goose.
My second visit to the fields north of Burns Oregon began in the early morning. I first thought this white goose keeping company with the Greater White-Fronted Geese was a Snow Goose. After looking at the pictures, I changed my mind and called it a Ross’s Goose.
My second visit to the fields north of Burns Oregon began in the early morning. I first thought this white goose keeping company with the Greater White-Fronted Geese was a Snow Goose. After looking at the pictures, I changed my mind and called it a Ross’s Goose.
My second visit to the fields north of Burns Oregon began in the early morning. I first thought this white goose keeping company with the Greater White-Fronted Geese was a Snow Goose. After looking at the pictures, I changed my mind and called it a Ross’s Goose.
My second visit to the fields north of Burns Oregon began in the early morning. I first thought this white goose keeping company with the Greater White-Fronted Geese was a Snow Goose. After looking at the pictures, I changed my mind and called it a Ross’s Goose.

Ross's Goose (Anser rossii)

Ross's Goose

(Anser rossii)

Description:

My second visit to the fields north of Burns Oregon began in the early morning. I first thought this white goose keeping company with the Greater White-Fronted Geese was a Snow Goose. After looking at the pictures, I changed my mind and called it a Ross’s Goose.

Date Taken: 2022:04:24 7:40

Location:

North Foley Drive
Burns, Oregon
United States
4160.30 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D850, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/800

File Name: RossGoose_8504087-BurnsOregon

© 2022 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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