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An adult emperor goose rests in tundra vegetation alongside an adopted cackling goose chick in a grassy nesting area.

Photo from Alaska Region U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service via Flickr (Public Domain Mark) · Photo source · Public domain

Emperor Goose with Cackling Goose Chick

An adult emperor goose rests in tundra vegetation alongside an adopted cackling goose chick in a grassy nesting area.

Emperor goose and adopted cackling goose chick.

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