Translation of "Graugans" in English

You guys fund me, I could expand, become the grey goose of weed.

And I'll have a triple Gray Goose, ice on the side.

The Wild Goose (or Grey Goose) belongs to the family of anatids.

There, Guntje, the gray goose is having fun with the other bathers.

Greylag geese are the wild ancestor of domesticated geese.

The greylag goose, barnacle goose and Egyptian goose breed on Texel.

This black-white-grey-patterned goose is smaller than the grey geese but very similar in flight view.

The village is busy. Have you already seen the gray goose Guntje?

They are led by grey goose Guntje through the largest city in the Free State of Saxony.

The greylag goose (also spelled graylag in the United States) ("Anser anser") is a bird with a wide range in the Old World.

In winter up to 120,000 wild geese forage here (especially the greater white-fronted goose, barnacle goose and greylag goose).

Gray goose Guntje explores the castle square and the playground nearby the castle garden as well as the lively market place and the weekly market on the Gutenbergplatz.

A special rule for geese (white-fronted and greylag geese) has been set in the Policy Regulation for Fauna Management.

Search in the picture book »My little Island Discovery Book Fehmarn« not only to grey goose Guntje, but discover together with your child the Baltic island of Fehmarn.

Mrs. Grey goose, who is since a few days at the Guadalhorce, proudly showed, that she is very clean after an extensive bath and an intensive feather cleaning:

Diet: Various plants including plantains (Plantago) and arrowgrasses (Triglochin) as well as parts of plants grazed on moist meadows, in the same way as Greylag Geese.

The curious grey goose Guntje is now out and about on Sylt and is astonished at the green giants who welcome it at the train station in Westerland.

In the winter 2005 / 2006 two wild geese, a Greylag Goose and a Pinkfooted Goose, settled down among the domesticated geese and were quite tame, though a little more shy than the domesticated geese.

Together with the gray goose Guntje, children from the age of 2 and up can explore with their parents the East Frisian island of Borkum in the Lower Saxon Wadden Sea National Park.

Gray goose Guntje with the orange scarf flies to the Rhine and explores the state capital of Rhineland-Palatinate.

There it meets distant relatives, but the little grey goose does not want to fly away with them, because there are still too many things to discover on the island.

There has been a special Faroese goose, which was much alike the wild Greylag-Goose, but was a little smaller and with a different colouring.

In tropical areas they let themselves hold the gray-goose however better than descendants, therefore they are estimated there and are bred in bigger scope.

Goose investigator Aivar Leito writes: "From Looduskalender's seal camera in the last week I have identified (by sound and visually) barnacle geese, oystercatcher, black-headed gull, mew gull, herring gull, and greylag goose."

In the sustainable children's book »Discovery Book – Mainz«, grey goose Guntje takes children from the age of 2 years to the state capital of Rhineland-Palatinate.

The curious gray goose Guntje – always recognizable by the orange scarf – flies to the Rhine and explores the state capital of Hesse.

Greylag Geese fly with quite leisurely wing-beats and swim with their tails raised (though not as high as Bean Geese).