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Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) A dominant male chase of two other geese on the Ribble river away from the female beginning of spring. Originally introduced to Britain in St James Park, London in the mid 17th century,

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Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) Agressive male chases of two other geese.
Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) A dominant male chase of two other geese on the Ribble river away from the female beginning of spring. Originally introduced to Britain in St James Park, London in the mid 17th century,

Filename:	Canada Goose attacking rivals_UFP0870.tiff
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Date:	24 Mar 2011
Location:	Brockholes, Nature Reserve Lancashire, North West UK
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Copyright:	©2011 Glenn Upton-Fletcher.
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