Geese - stamp pad unmounted, St. Vincent

The Yellow-breasted Whistling Goose belongs to the duckfowl family. She lives in Central and South America and in Madagascar. The yellow breasted whistling goose is characterized by its strong migratory instinct and has already been observed in southern Europe. In this species, the male is larger than the female. The yellow breasted whistled goose is one of the long-legged ducks and is more like geese than ducks. Their beak is long and gray in color. Their plumage is clay yellow and the tail is maroon. Yellow-breasted pipe geese build their nests in swamp vegetation in trees. They lay between 6 and 16 eggs.