White-fronted x Tundra Bean Goose Hybrid
White-fronted x Tundra Bean Goose Hybrid
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This hybrid combines the distinct white forehead and black belly bars of the White-fronted Goose with the darker, browner plumage and characteristic bill pattern of the Tundra Bean Goose. Its appearance is variable, showcasing a mix of these features.
Where to spot
Potentially found in Europe and Asia during winter, in areas where both White-fronted Geese and Tundra Bean Geese gather. Also observed in waterfowl collections.
How to spot
Look for a goose with a generally dark brown body like a Bean Goose, but with some white on the forehead or distinct black belly bars. The bill shape and color might be intermediate, potentially showing a mix of pink/orange and black markings.
When to spot
Best observed during the wintering season (October to March) when both parent species are present in temperate regions.
Where to spot
Potentially found in Europe and Asia during winter, in areas where both White-fronted Geese and Tundra Bean Geese gather. Also observed in waterfowl collections.
How to spot
Look for a goose with a generally dark brown body like a Bean Goose, but with some white on the forehead or distinct black belly bars. The bill shape and color might be intermediate, potentially showing a mix of pink/orange and black markings.
When to spot
Best observed during the wintering season (October to March) when both parent species are present in temperate regions.
Both parent species are common wintering geese across parts of Eurasia, making natural hybridization possible where their ranges overlap, particularly in shared feeding or roosting areas.
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