White goose

A white goose is completely white, only the ends of its wings are black. The white goose flies well, runs and swims fast, but it cannot dive. Gooses eat usually on land.

These birds live in the North, winters are cold there, and snow does not practically thaw.

Gooses nest on land, lining a small hole with a dry grass and fluff. A goose mother lays 4 to 6 eggs and hatches them for a long time. Fledglings break out when covered with a white fluff. The white goose fledglings eat alone, but the parents warm and protect them.