They have some of these at the Oakland CA Zoo. Occasionally they "migrate" a short distance away. A few years ago one showed up at a local lagoon in Alameda where there are lots of Canada geese and mallards - it didn't seem to be welcome in either group, and eventually disappeared.
EvoDevo · 15 April 2013
Paul Burnett said:
They have some of these at the Oakland CA Zoo. Occasionally they "migrate" a short distance away. A few years ago one showed up at a local lagoon in Alameda where there are lots of Canada geese and mallards - it didn't seem to be welcome in either group, and eventually disappeared.
We have one at the Cleveland (Ohio) zoo.
Bhakti Niskama Shanta · 22 April 2013
Does Current Biology have the Misfortune of Owning an Unreliable Clock? http://scienceandscientist.org/Darwin/2013/04/20/does-current-biology-have-the-misfortune-of-owning-an-unreliable-clock/
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https://me.yahoo.com/a/JxVN0eQFqtmgoY7wC1cZM44ET_iAanxHQmLgYgX_Zhn8#57cad · 15 April 2013
Someone laid a goose egg.
Turned out pretty well, actually.
Glen Davidson
Paul Burnett · 15 April 2013
They have some of these at the Oakland CA Zoo. Occasionally they "migrate" a short distance away. A few years ago one showed up at a local lagoon in Alameda where there are lots of Canada geese and mallards - it didn't seem to be welcome in either group, and eventually disappeared.
EvoDevo · 15 April 2013
Bhakti Niskama Shanta · 22 April 2013
Does Current Biology have the Misfortune of Owning an Unreliable Clock? http://scienceandscientist.org/Darwin/2013/04/20/does-current-biology-have-the-misfortune-of-owning-an-unreliable-clock/