File:Female Egyptian Geese.jpg
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English: Somehow Egyptian Geese have found their way to South Florida. There have been sightings of them in both Palm Beach County and Broward County in the past few years. These particular Egyptian Geese have been hanging around some man-made creeks at a nearby apartment complex in Boca Raton, FL. There are 3 adults (1 male and 2 female) and 8 goslings total. This picture was taken on 02/18/2009. [!INCORRECT DESCRIPTION] |
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| Source | Two Female Egyptian Geese |
| Author | mauricholas |
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