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Bar-headed goose - Wikipedia The bar-headed goose (Anser indicus) is a goose that breeds in Central Asia in colonies of thousands near mountain lakes and winters in South Asia, as far south as peninsular India
The Fascinating Bar-Headed Goose Odyssey: 7 Interesting Facts Bar-headed geese are easily recognizable by their distinctive appearance, characterized by a pale grey body, black and white barred markings on their wings, and a prominent black stripe that extends from their beak through their eye
Bar-headed Goose - eBird Bold black-and-white head and neck pattern unlike any other goose; also note orangey-yellow bill and legs In flight appears mainly pale gray with broad black trailing edge to wings Breeds around lakes and marshes on highland plateaus; winters in lowland wetlands and fields
Bar-headed Goose (Anser indicus) - North American Geese . . . The Bar-headed Goose is a native waterfowl of Asia and one of the highest flying birds known in the world It is famous for the ability to fly over the Himalayan Mountains during their spring and fall migrations
Bar-headed Goose - British Waterfowl Association The Bar-headed Goose is one of the most striking of the geese The name of this very gracefully-built bird derives from the two prominent horseshoe shaped, brownish-black bars enhancing the white head
Bar-Headed Goose - Zoo Resource Library Bar-Headed Geese inhabit marshy lakes and rocky outcrops at high elevations, up to 15,000 feet Incubatiion: 27 to 30 days Clutch: 2 to 8 eggs; usually 4 to 6 Unlike many geese, this Bar-Headed Goose feeds primarily at night or at dusk It has been domesticated in parts of the Soviet Union and is easily kept in captivity
Bar-headed Goose (Anser indicus) identification - Birda The bar-headed goose, Anser indicus, is a remarkable species known for its striking appearance and incredible high-altitude flights This pale grey goose is distinguished by two distinctive black bars on its head, setting it apart from other members of the Anser genus
Bar-headed Goose Bar-headed goose is a typical Anser ‘grey goose’ in size and shape, with a pale greyish body, dark-tipped yellow bill, pale orange legs and a mainly white head There is a dark bar from eye to eye across the upper nape and a second bar across the lower nape
Bar-headed Goose (Anser indicus) - NatureStyle The Bar-headed Goose (*Anser indicus*) is a remarkable bird renowned for its extraordinary high-altitude migrations over the Himalayas It plays a crucial ecological role in both its breeding grounds in Central Asia and its wintering grounds in South Asia, primarily by grazing and contributing to nutrient cycling in wetland and grassland
Bar-Headed Goose - Facts, Diet, Habitat Pictures on . . . The bar-headed goose (Anser indicus) is a goose that breeds in Central Asia in colonies of thousands near mountain lakes and winters in South Asia, as far south as peninsular India