Simple strokes of wild geese
Wild goose (mangrove wildlife subfamily Anselidae) Wild geese, also known as wild geese, swans, and large migratory birds, are national second-level protected animals. Wild geese are full of enthusiasm and can encourage their companions and encourage their flying companions with their calls. Wild geese belong to the class Aves, family Anatidae, and are the general name for various species of the subfamily Ans. Common ones in China include swan geese, gray geese, bean geese, white-fronted geese, etc. A flock of geese is composed of 6 geese, or multiples of 6 geese. A flock of geese is an aggregation of some families, or some groups. Dayan is the general name for birds of the genus Ans. Their common features are a large body, a high base of the beak, and the length is almost equal to the length of the head. There are powerful tooth processes on the edge of the upper jaw, and the hard horny sheath of the upper jaw is strong, occupying the upper jaw. all. The forehead has no sarcoma and is streamlined. The neck is thicker and shorter, the wings are long and pointed, and the tail feathers are generally 16 to 18. Body feathers are mostly brown, gray or white.
