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*2 Canada geese usually eat plants, although they sometimes eat insects and fish. Canadian Geese eat a variety of grasses when on land. *1 Wild food plants that they eat are pondweed, bulrush, sedge, cattail, horsetail, clover, and grass;. Agricultural crops are alfalfa, corn, millet, rye, barley, oats, and wheat.

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Predators of Canada geese and their eggs include humans, coyotes, raccoons, skunks, bobcats, and foxes, as well as gulls, eagles, crows, ravens, and magpies.

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Canadian Geese are waterfowl that live throughout most of North America.
Canada geese are primarily present as migrants from further north during the winter.

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Baby Geese are called Goslings. Both male and female goose chicks are referred to as goslings. The term is often only applied to the youngest chicks, however, and when juvenile geese begin to show flight feathers and adult plumage they are not typically called goslings. Some birders, however, do continue to call young geese goslings until they reach their full adult plumage and maturity.

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The Canadian goose is readily recognized by its black neck and white cheek patches, which contrasts with its brown body.

The largest Canadian goose subspecies, known as the ‘giant Canada goose’, is the largest wild goose in the world.

Many Canadian goose populations undertake long migration flights, with flocks travelling in a distinctive ‘V’ formation.

The Canadian goose typically mates for life, and pairs remain together year-round.

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1.How They Benefit The Ecosystem
2.Photos/General Facts/What They Eat
3.Where They Live/Migration
4.What They Eat
5.Migration
6.Where They Live
7.Babies