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Hello All

While looking over the Canada Goose flock at Lake Cunningham, I noticed two 
individuals that had no white on their breasts, but were overall brown from 
their necks to their legs. They were quite similar to the 'occidentalis' 
illustration in NGS, but perhaps not as deep a brown. They were the same size as the 
rest of the flock which were whitish on the breast. Is this just normal 
variations in the western population or are they different subspecies ?

Thanks for your help

Larry Spivak
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