Breeding
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Indigenous
Ducks
ShelDucks
South African
Dabbling Duck
Hottentot Teal
Red Billed Teal
Cape Teal
Cape Shoveler
Diving Duck
Southern Pochard
Whistling Ducks
White-faced Whistling
Exotic
Ducks
Shelducks
Common (European)
Australian
Radjah
Dabbling Ducks
Northern Shoveler
Baikal Teal
Puna Teal
Chiloe Wigeon
Northern Pintail
Falcated Teal
American Wigeon
European Wigeon
Diving Ducks
Rosybill Pochard
Perching Ducks
Carolina Wood Duck
Carolina (Blond)
Carolina (Cinnamon)
Mandarin
Ringed Teal
Sawbills
Goldeneye
Hooded Merganser
Geese
Bar-Headed
Orinoco
Giant Canada
Swans
Black Necked
Mute
Black
Geese are medium to large birds. All geese eat an exclusively vegetarian diet. Both sexes look mostly alike, although some species have differences in plumage. Gander are very protective of the nestling female and goslings, but do not share incubation duties.
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Bar-Headed (Anser Indicus)
Bar-Headed Geese are normally not aggressive and can be kept with other waterfowl species. Both sexes are similar in colour and are ground nesters.Coming Soon R 1 500.00
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Orinoco (Neochen Jubata)
Both Orinoco Goose sexes are identical in colour. They could be aggressive towards other waterfowl if kept in a very small enclosure. Orinoco Geese feed primarily by grazing adjacent to the water, but love to occasionally eat live fish . Orinoco Geese are cavity nesters. The gander sounds a high whistle, and the goose a loud cackle.Click here to order.
R
1 000.00
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Giant Canada (Branta Canadensis Maxima)
This goose is the largest of the Canadian Geese species. Both goose and gander are identical in colour. Canadian Geese are ground nesters.
R
1 000.00 |
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Andean Geese (Chloephaga melanoptera) |
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