Egyptian Goose (Alopochen aegyptiacus) | ||||
Scheveningen, Netherlands February 2001 The Egyptian Goose is a bird of sub-Saharan Africa in the main although there is a significant population in the Nile Valley. They were introduced into Britain in the 17th century and there is now a small feral population of about 400 birds in Norfolk as well as some feral birds in the Netherlands. |
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I came across this pair in a small area of woodland at the side of the road in Scheveningen near Den Haag. | ||||
There are illustrations in HBW, Volume 1, Pages 560 and 586. | ||||
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