Ross's Goose | Animalz

Ross's GooseA small goose that breeds in the Canadian Arctic and migrates to parts of the southern United States for winter. Adults are white with black wingtips, a shorter neck, and a smaller bill than a Snow Goose.What does it look like?Adults are white with black wingtips. Compared with a Snow Goose, Ross's Goose has a shorter neck and a smaller, more triangular, mostly pink bill.How does it live?A small goose that breeds in the Canadian Arctic and migrates to parts of the southern United States for winter. Adults are white with black wingtips, a shorter neck, and a smaller bill than a Snow Goose.It breeds on dry Arctic tundra. During migration it feeds at wetlands and fields; in winter it forages in grasslands, fields, and wetlands, then roosts at lakes or reservoirs overnight.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.