a waterbird with webbed feet, a long neck, and short beak, which is like a large duck
A goose is a waterbird that belongs to the family of Anatidae, which includes ducks and swans. There are several species of geese, ranging in size from the small and compact Ross's goose to the large and imposing Canada goose. Geese are known for their distinctive honking call and their v-shaped flying formation during migration. They have a long, pointed beak that they use for grazing on grasses and other vegetation, as well as for probing in shallow water for food. Geese are social creatures and often mate for life, forming strong bonds with their partners and offspring. They can be found in a variety of habitats, from wetlands and lakes to fields and even urban areas, and are considered both a valuable game bird and a popular subject for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts.
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a large bird that is normally white, has a long neck and lives on or around water
A swan is a graceful and majestic waterfowl belonging to the Anatidae family, known for its large size and elegant presence. With its long neck, curved beak, and distinctive white plumage, a swan exudes a sense of beauty and tranquility. Swans are renowned for their strong pair bonds, often seen gliding gracefully across bodies of water with their lifelong mates. They are known for their characteristic and resonant calls, creating a harmonious atmosphere in their natural habitats. Swans are not only aesthetically captivating but also possess a gentle nature, captivating observers with their serene presence.
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