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Guest 01-Jul-2017 13:32
Can somebody tell me if 8 gosslings Egyptian Geese all fledge together? - I have been feeding a family of them for the past couple of months or so, 8 gosslings, the parents are still on the lake but all the gosslings seemed to have gone all at once? - I walk this lake each day, the parents have disowned them for the past week as they were one end of the lake the gosslings at the other. Just cannot find the answer I am looking for
geo. 05-May-2017 16:01
We have a single Egyptian Goose living at Pine Lakes Community in North Fort Myers, Fl. It's been living there for about 4 years with a mate. The last three years living single. It seems happy just wondering around staring in windows and making sounds seeing its reflection.
guest 26-Apr-2017 03:16
Two Egyptian Geese have made my little lake (I call it a pond) in Delray Beach, FL a home for the second year running.
Wayne 20-Jul-2016 23:02
We have a single Egyptian goose on our pond in Beaufort, SC. Lots of Canada geese and Muscovy ducks, even a pair of mallards. The Egyptian goose seems lonely.
Tim 14-Jun-2016 16:44
Medina Lake, Texas: Think we saw pair of Egyptian geese a few minutes ago, but they are MUCH whiter than photos indicate. Same red eye "rings" brown/cinnaon on top, but overall almost as white as snow geese. Pretty birds and "lifers" for us IF Egyptian.
Marion 12-May-2016 17:32
Hello, I live in Hidden Harbor Appart. Complex in R.P.Bch. near Okeechobee Blvd. next to a pretty good sized pond and have observed a beautiful what I think is a goose living with a family of black & white ducks, maybe Mallards. There is an alpha male & his mate who have ducklings a couple times a year. This the problem, he also mates with the white goose we call Quakers, she also lays a large clutch of eggs a few times a year that she diligently sits on & protects with her life. Unfortunately they to her dismay are unviable & I have to dispose them. She lays them directly under my bedroom window, I really believe she wants me to help her. She sees and interacts with the ducks and ducklings as if she is their mother, the female duck does not mind & the alpha male is always by her side and treats her as his second mate. My heart breaks for her. I am hoping someone reads her story & is able to bring her, her very own mate who can finally help this poor, sweet, beautiful white goose have a viable clutch of eggs that hatch out little baby geese. Quakers & I would be so greatful! Please, please, please if someone can email me to give me support I will pay for a perfect mate for my sweet friend Quakers. (marionangie777@gmail.com) 5/12/16
Guest 03-May-2016 21:34
Lots of new little babies around Hunters Run in Boynton Beach, fl 5/3/16.
Bob 02-Apr-2016 16:43
There are a bunch of them at Viera East Golf Club in Rockledge, FL
Leb 24-Dec-2015 23:08
3 seen along Canal, off Military Trail and Cumberland, West Palm Beach Fl. 12/23/15
Jimmy 17-Feb-2015 23:11
There are a pair in the lake by my house in Davie. SR84 between Flamingo Road and Hiatus. They are beautiful
Guest 30-Jan-2015 16:33
In response to the lone Egyptian Goose at the TJ Maxx pond....The mate of this poor loner died last spring. They normally reside in our neighborhood (Battery Point). We found the loner standing guard over it's dead mate last May. It was very pitiful. We will keep an eye out to see if he/she returns this year.
Guest 11-Aug-2014 21:54
To the guest from Beaufort SC. I just saw a beautiful Egyptian Goose in with a bunch of Canada Geese at a shopping center in Beaufort. He/she looks very lonely so if you could relocate with others of its kind it would be great. The center has TJ Maxx, Belks and Penneys in it. The little pond is across the parking lot. Good luck.
Guest 09-Jun-2014 15:59
Yup, we have just sighted eight teenagers on their own in Delray Beach just west of 95 and north of Atlantic. Cruising around the lawn surrounding the pond. Seemed very reluctant to enter the water but we have an aligator here and anti duck condo commandos too. There were a few families of muscovies and many chicks a month ago. Now there are only two females they were not able to find. Two surviving Marsh Hen families with one chick each. That's all. I just don't understand these people. They just come here from the north and change everything they see. Except the early bird specials.
Nicholas 10-May-2014 16:12
In the past week, I've seen 2 pairs of Egyptian Geese, both with young ones, the first pair with 4 juveniles was in South Dade, on the edge of the waterway Bill Sadowski County Park.

The second pair were on the Hollywood Beach Golf Course, alongside N 17th Ave, with 4 little fuzzy chicks.

Beautiful Birds!!
donna 18-Apr-2014 00:43
30 at one small lake in Hollywood and another 20 at another small lake. They now outnumber the muscovy. Haven't seen any babies yet
Messrs Zaval 13-Apr-2014 08:15
Those Kings Point bastard residents and Board of Directors sent me a letter telling me to stop feeding trhe Egyptian Geese. I can not help it. I love those birds. You old geezers ain't got anything better to do?. Normandy section of Kings Point sucks
Karen Bullock 30-Mar-2014 01:18
I'm in Stuart Florida and just saw 2 Egyptian geese on a small pond
Deborah 27-Mar-2014 18:33
3/27/14 A pair of Egyption geese have adopted us at Medina Lake near San Antonio, Texas.
Deborah 27-Mar-2014 18:31
3/27/14 A pair of Egyption geese have adopted us at Medina Lake near San Antonio, Texas.
Richard 29-Dec-2013 16:24
Living in Delray Beach, Florida is Fantastik. Now it's even better with the arrival of several Egyptian Geese, say 50 or so. The lake here has never been so active. WoW there beautiful and timid too. They arrived here in late October and I hope they never leave.
Guest 14-Aug-2013 16:29
Hello Everybody!! I Live in the Palm Aire Golf Club in Pompano Beach , FL and I've been seen these animals for weeks around my apartment .. I would never imagine that those beautiful birds would be Eygptian Geese.....As soon as I have have the chance I'll try to take some pictures and I'll be glad to share them .. ;)
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Guest 08-Aug-2013 18:35
We had about 14 Egyptian geese in Pembroke Pines, Fla. They would always hang together. Unfortunately, I don't see them anymore. Do they migrate when it's very hot? Hope they come back!
Guest 18-Jul-2013 23:15
Yesterday we spotted 20-30 of these geese in a lake at Florida Atlantic University.
Guest 23-May-2013 13:17
For all those "Bird Loves" that enjoy listening to these "Honking Birds" Are You Kidding Me!!! I would be extremely happy to send then your way, including all the nasty feces in my yard.
Bird Watcher 06-May-2013 20:24
I have been seeing a pair in Ft Lauderdale near Andrews Ave between Oak Pk Blvd & Sunrise on the south fork of Middle River for about a month. They seem to be right at home & I hope they stay. They add a little class to the neighborhood next to the Muscoveys.
Sly Young Man 03-May-2013 14:43
Hey Linda .. Nevermind I found out where you live ..and my Nana and Pop live there so guess who's coming to check it out...and yes I do believe it was the maintenance of the neighborhood and although Kings point is like a fortress and most likely can get me for trespassing this is not a way to get rid of animals as you can relocate them.

Also to Guest if you are around - who wrote this - "Guest 19-Feb-2013 22:54
We've had a pair in our neighborhood in Beaufort, SC for over 10 years. Unfortunately, the male (I think) has disappeared & someone reported that he died. The female has been honking sadly for the past week for him. She comes to our yard and I can hand feed her birdseed. They had several offspring over the years - the few that made it to adulthood left the area."

I'd be willing to come get your female as the male ( I found it is male) had his Spouse die and maybe they could pair since they both had a horrific tragedy. BECAUSE these birds live up to 25 years. I do see your in Beaufort SC so most likely she will find another and he will too but I wish you were closer because I surely would try.
Sly Young Man 03-May-2013 14:39
Linda ...what neighborhood do you live in because I'll hunt that person down who smashes the eggs and absolutely slap them with an arrest... Yes it can be done

You may not believe this but although they aren't protected ..all you have to say is they are "mine" and no one can touch them. The neighborhood association you have also may be the people to blame as they have maintenance men who are the ones who clean up after these ducks or what not. If the Association gave them a secret "yes you can do it" full fines up and down by the FWC also if they did not give the person permission to destroy the eggs, that person faces jail time as well as heftier fines. IF you ever see this person get a description and what vehicle they drive. The reason is there are several avenues of duck advocates who have collected information on these terrorist type people who basically have nothing better to do with their lives and feel they need to do it. Well I find the need to have them arrested if not maimed themselves if they so happen to try to attack me. I know of a guy who drives a WHITE Econoline No Window Cargo Van with the plate "pigeons" he drives into neighborhoods steals all the ducks and kills them or sells them to (UNMENTIONED) Eh hemm Meat and Fish places as well as Miami Dade (Mom and Pop little eateries) So that all needs to be stopped and I'll be the leader of the destruction of these people and the crimes they commit. Trust me there are a lot more animals lovers then there are haters.
Sly Young Man 03-May-2013 14:33
Well Hello Everyone - Glad to see an Egyptian Goose / Geese Pair Comment String still active.

So I have 4 pairs that live around my house that all were started by one pair that arrived roughly 2 years ago. The eldest live in my mothers neighborhood and the first pair after them are in my neighborhood.

Well, Every single day I feed them (birdseed and lettuces) no bread although they do like it and I do feed it to them every so often as a "goodie" but ... To my horror (after the "BAILEY ROAD" Construction project was complete ) after 4 years. I now instead of having a quiet little road that was originally one lane in each direction now is 4 lanes and has a super walmart next to it. I am beyond upset and the memorial gardens across the street from me had a fence up prior to this road being put in. Well now that the road is done I've had to take 4 squirrels/5 muscovies out of the street from being flattened and I watched 2 get hit in front of me and one died in my arms. I love these ducks I love wildlife and I do not like South Florida what so ever. Miami Dade and Broward are simple over crowded melting pots of DANGEROUS and Careless People. To another Horror of mine (3 days ago) I saw a bird in the street deceased... I walked up to it and started to cry. I knew instantly what I saw...One of my pair of Egyptian geese was killed in the street. The other was cackling and looking for it and flying everywhere until she spotted it. I was standing next to it and she landed near me and simply stared for awhile. I brought it to the side of the road because people don't even move out of the way of dead animals down here. So I left for one hour.... Said to my self I'm going to bury it because I bury all others what makes this one less special. So I put it in a bin, and noticed she or he of the pair was following me. It went from roof to roof knowing I took the mate. Then it flew away for awhile. So I proceeded to dig about a 3 foot square hole for proper burial and as I was putting the dirt back into the hole after some nice words and draped with flowers I thought I feel so bad as these "geese" pair for life unless a mate dies. Now muscovies mate with anything and multiple times so when one dies I get upset but not as much as when a pair for life is separated by a mechanical beast we created. After I was done with the burial I turned around and sat down and looked over and noticed (she or he) was back..and must have watched what I did. It was almost as if thank you was relayed and that closure could be a good thing for it.
I let some neighbors know who are really good to the pair too and said it was unfortunate but I know what happened and I buried it. They were not happy and a petition is started to RE-FENCE the grave yard across the street because what they (the animals ) see is a giant plain to eat from from across the street and where I live. you need to cross a canal then a now 4 lane highway and then you can get into the grave yard. Well when the road isn't busy you can see clearly all the way down and I find it VERY hard for a human to not see a duck walking across the street on a clear day without speeding or being a scumbag animal killer. So with that being said, I've tried to comfort the lonely goose and it's been behind my house laying next to the burial site for 3 days now. I take care of every muscovy duck / Goose / squirells /lost dogs ..anything I can to help. Also, last but not least let me mention - Use Duck Haven in Margate for all duck RESCUE (injuries or maiming or blindness) the wildlife shelter although they say they don't will euthanize these injured ducks as they are on the "LC" list meaning least concern. It's my HIGHEST concern so I protect them from what ever I see could harm them.

I can go on and on but I'll wait for some replies to see if anyone else is interested in what I say about these animals. Thanks for making this site.
Linda Weldon H 19-Mar-2013 21:04
We have a pair of Egyptian geese that have bred twice. This year the same pair mated and had 10 eggs. The geese were on top of the roof on the pool in the Weldon section of our complex. They are such beautiful birds and someone from the development smashed the eggs and killed the remaining chicks. There was one chick left and I took it to the pet store and tried to save it. I have personal pictures with this baby, developed some for myself and some others to view. I used a heating pad and box with water and straw recommended by the pet store. With all my effor the baby died the next day. It happened again after someone found the new eggs in a different place and smashed them. I was heartbroken.
Linda Weldon H 19-Mar-2013 21:04
We have a pair of Egyptian geese that have bred twice. This year the same pair mated and had 10 eggs. The geese were on top of the roof on the pool in the Weldon section of our complex. They are such beautiful birds and someone from the development smashed the eggs and killed the remaining chicks. There was one chick left and I took it to the pet store and tried to save it. I have personal pictures with this baby, developed some for myself and some others to view. I used a heating pad and box with water and straw recommended by the pet store. With all my effor the baby died the next day. It happened again after someone found the new eggs in a different place and smashed them. I was heartbroken.
Linda of Weldon H 19-Mar-2013 21:01
We have a pair of Egyptian Geese here in Kingspoint Tamaraac in Weldon H pool location. They have bred twice so far. This season they returned and made a nest with 10 eggs. Apprently someone in their infinite wisdom decided to kill the geese when they hatched. They smashed 3 unopened eggs and killed the babies. I was lucky to see that there was one left and I took it to the pet store. I did what they said and the goose didn't survive. I took pictures of the baby that I rescued and tried my best to keep it alive. Another nest appeared in a different section of the pool and guess what? This was disscussed between just 4 people in the complex trying not to let anybody know what was there, Some idiot went and smashed 9 eggs and now there is nothing. If I knew who was doing this I would chop off their hands. The point is the beauty of the bird and they don't bother anybody! Does any one out there know how long it takes a baby to learn to fly?
Patty 20-Feb-2013 21:57
Every morning in Plantation, Florida on the roof, they come and honk. I miss them when they do not arrive. Lifelong South Florida resident and this is the first year I've noticed them.
Guest 20-Feb-2013 21:57
Every morning in Plantation, Florida on the roof, they come and honk. I miss them when they do not arrive. Lifelong South Florida resident and this is the first year I've noticed them.
Guest 20-Feb-2013 21:57
Every morning in Plantation, Florida on the roof, they come and honk. I miss them when they do not arrive. Lifelong South Florida resident and this is the first year I've noticed them.
Guest 19-Feb-2013 22:54
We've had a pair in our neighborhood in Beaufort, SC for over 10 years. Unfortunately, the male (I think) has disappeared & someone reported that he died. The female has been honking sadly for the past week for him. She comes to our yard and I can hand feed her birdseed. They had several offspring over the years - the few that made it to adulthood left the area.
Guest 15-Feb-2013 21:09
A pair of Egyptian Geese have been coming to my street every day for the last few weeks. I live on a dead-end street in South Florida on the border of Hollywood and Dania Beach.They fly in from the north, honking loudly, every morning and late afternoon to graze in the yards and on the street. It's so funny how they will move over just far enough to let your car go by, honking at you the whole time! They seem to like the greenest, lushest lawns the best, but also spend quite a bit of time in the street. Today it rained all day and the geese came in the middle of the day. The swales were flooded and brought lots of bugs to the surface.

They are very bold and will stand their ground or even move toward you (hoping for food?) as you approach them, honking louder the closer you get and sometimes standing tall and flapping their wings (Beautiful!), until you get within about twenty feet and then they just slowly go off in another direction, honking disapprovingly. Even when kids or my goofy Doodledog run toward them they only fly about forty feet before landing to graze again.

If I see them a couple of houses down I will go out and mimic their honk and they will perk up and start coming toward me. An Ibis came into my yard to get some of the goodies they left behind and they came honking back to tell him who's Boss but then let him continue grazing near them.Since they let me get so close I've gotten the best pics I've ever gotten of any bird - sometimes they seem like they're posing!
john Rowe 12-Feb-2013 22:21
I just saw one today at WAKODAHATCHEE WETLANDS in Boynton....took many good photos having never seen such a bird: I wonder if he/she is someones pet? It looks like with all these responses they are reasonably frequent, though in all the years of visiting Green Cay, Wakodahatchee, Corkscrew Swamp, Sanibel I'd never seen one
Guest 11-Feb-2013 23:56
A single Egyptian Goose was several feet from our lakeside patio a few days ago. We could not find this unusual bird in any of our bird books, but tripped over pictures shot by Collin Baxter while looking at the Peaceful Waters site. Have not seen her since, but keep looking. Feb. 11, '13
Guest 04-Dec-2012 13:05
We have a pair of Egyptian geese, plus a single male who causes a ruckus when ever he shows up. Oakbrook Village, North Lauderdale. Took awhile to ID them. Finally found them under exotic species in Florida's Birds by Maehr and Kale.
Guest 09-Oct-2012 18:20
We have a couple pairs that just showed up in Tequesta. Nothing in the bird books so it's been interesting trying to figure out what they are.
Guest 01-Sep-2012 08:33
Saw 3 of them at Tropical park in Miami next to a lake mingling with some Muscovy ducks
Andrea 07-Aug-2012 20:45
An Egyptian Goose arrived on our pond in Melbourne, June 2012, He stayed 3 weeks, very placid, eating under the wild bird feeders with glossy ibis, Sand hill Cranes and black bellied whistling ducks. It had a large [3"] black dot on lower white breast - does this identify sex? Not seen again after 3 weeks.
Guest 28-Jul-2012 13:02

We saw a pair with 5 ducklings in the lake at South Florida State College in Avon Park Florida.
Guest 02-Jun-2012 21:27
InKnoxville Tn @ Chilhowee park there is one . And this one has at first kept to itself, but now
it mingles some now with the park fowl. TakiaAjanaku
Guest 30-May-2012 20:49
There are three of them at Lost Springs Golf Club in Rogers/Bentonville, Arkansas. First time seeing them in this area and they have been here at least two weeks. It took a lot of on-line looking to finally find out what we were seeing. Lots of Canada geese that come through Northwest Arkansas, but these really stand out.
Guest 30-May-2012 16:28
There are three of them at Lost Springs Golf Club in Rogers/Bentonville, Arkansas. First time seeing them in this area and they have been here at least two weeks. It took a lot of on-line looking to finally find out what we were seeing. Lots of Canada geese that come through Northwest Arkansas, but these really stand out.
Guest 19-May-2012 14:59
there is about twenty at lakes of oakland foresr,oakland park
Guest 19-May-2012 14:59
there is about twenty at lakes of oakland foresr,oakland park
Daniel Waterfield 18-May-2012 19:38
We have A pair here in Weston they have four babies,beautiful birds.
Ana 02-May-2012 20:08
Started seeing them in Miami Lakes by a lake near my house last year. There were a lot of them at the time. However this year I haven't seen but maybe 8 or so. It took me some time of research to find out what there birds were. They are beautifully elegant.
Guest 19-Apr-2012 21:30
We have a breeding pair here in Boca Raton on our golf course. They have 3 goslings and seem to be very protective. Beautiful bird.
Guest 19-Apr-2012 15:19
April 19, 2012 - I just discovered a pair in our back pond in Boynton Beach. As a recent immigrant from Toronto, I'm used to seeing Canadian Geese everywhere.But these were a marvelous surprise.
Guest 14-Apr-2012 20:10
For a year or so we've had a pair on the course at Coral Springs Country Club, but this spring all of a sudden we've been seeing a lot more...as many as 20 or so sometimes. There are even some goslings right now! Beautiful birds!
Guest 14-Apr-2012 20:10
For a year or so we've had a pair on the course at Coral Springs Country Club, but this spring all of a sudden we've been seeing a lot more...as many as 20 or so sometimes. There are even some goslings right now! Beautiful birds!
Guest 14-Apr-2012 20:10
For a year or so we've had a pair on the course at Coral Springs Country Club, but this spring all of a sudden we've been seeing a lot more...as many as 20 or so sometimes. There are even some goslings right now! Beautiful birds!
Guest 14-Apr-2012 20:10
For a year or so we've had a pair on the course at Coral Springs Country Club, but this spring all of a sudden we've been seeing a lot more...as many as 20 or so sometimes. There are even some goslings right now! Beautiful birds!
Guest 14-Apr-2012 20:10
For a year or so we've had a pair on the course at Coral Springs Country Club, but this spring all of a sudden we've been seeing a lot more...as many as 20 or so sometimes. There are even some goslings right now! Beautiful birds!
rubywink 07-Apr-2012 11:53
saw two familes in kings point. One had 6 babies and the other had 7. This was at the golf course. They are very friendly
Guest 04-Apr-2012 04:50
Saw five at the pond out back tonight and was baffled at first. Is it a good thing they're populating Florida? I'm in Pompano Beach.
Guest 04-Apr-2012 04:50
Saw five at the pond out back tonight and was baffled at first. Is it a good thing they're populating Florida? I'm in Pompano Beach.
Jessica Brown 28-Mar-2012 14:01
I have a pair that come to Kings Point in Delray Beach annually. This year they produce seven adorable chicks.
Guest 19-Mar-2012 23:13
One lonely Goose in Hollywood Oak Park Lake... Super friendly, hope he finds a mate.
Guest 09-Mar-2012 00:04
Guest: We have a pair of them here in Palm Beach Gardens at PGA National. We see them on one of the Golf Courses. They don't like anyone coming into their area. I observed them "honking" at an alligator in the pond behind our house; then they chased off some ibis but couldn't scare off the Roseate Spoonbill!
We came down in January, so not sure how long they've been here. Are they as much of a nuisance as the Canada Geese? They were officially declared a pest in the UK in 2009. Go to Wikipedia for more info. Mar 8, 2012
Guest 09-Mar-2012 00:03
Guest: We have a pair of them here in Palm Beach Gardens at PGA National. We see them on one of the Golf Courses. They don't like anyone coming into their area. I observed them "honking" at an alligator in the pond behind our house; then they chased off some ibis but couldn't scare off the Roseate Spoonbill!
We came down in January, so not sure how long they've been here. Are they as much of a nuisance as the Canada Geese? They were officially declared a pest in the UK in 2009. Go to Wikipedia for more info. Mar 8, 2012
Guest 30-Jan-2012 22:08
We often see them at WAKODAHATCHEE - Boynton/Delray
Guest 25-Jan-2012 17:53
Right now I am looking at 14 (the m ost I have seen at one time) Eygptian geese. Last year I saw one adult with five little goslings so I guess they are breeding successfully here at Wynmoor Village in Broward county, FL
Guest 12-Jan-2012 21:08
I just found a flock of about 10 or so of these beautiful birds, at Taylor Park in North Miami Beach. I had to stop and take pictures, I have never seen these birds before. They were not afraid and I got pretty close to take the picture. They were hanging out with ibis and coots.
Guest 11-Jan-2012 00:36
We have an injured Egyptian Goose staying near our patio in Palm Beach Gardens. The wing feathers on one wing have been striped clean. He hangs around with the Muscovy ducks. We'll feed him cracked corn and a mix of seeds until he's healed and ready to fly. Truly beautiful bird and never makes a sound.
Guest 07-Jan-2012 15:24
Guest
January 7, 2012 A beautiful goose arrived here in Boynton Beach Fl. at our lakeside Townhouse, we have identified it as an Egyptian Goose. I do hope it stays.
Mary 03-Jan-2012 03:51
They go on roof tops and sqwak they get right in the middle of the golfers they have no shame!
Mary 03-Jan-2012 03:50
We have a loud flock here in Margate, Florida they are on the golf course and run the entire course I do not think they sleep. They are insanely loud at all hours of the night !
Guest 02-Jan-2012 22:11
Saw one today at Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach, FL. Honking incessantly.
Cindy 16-Dec-2011 15:49
Hi! I'm visiting Key Biscayne, FL and their are about 5 Egyptian Geese hanging around with the peacocks and sandhill cranes in Crandon Park.
Bob Vlugt 04-Dec-2011 16:45
A couple of days ago there were two Geeses sitting on top of our "bird/duck house" in our lake in Biscayne Gardens (Miami Fla) Living here for over 40 years it's the first time we had these visitors,they only hung around for one day though,hope they come back to keep the Ibis's and Coots happy.
Guest 06-Nov-2011 00:17
My wife and I saw 2 Egyptian Geese at Boynton Beach Golf Course today while playing golf.
Guest 27-Oct-2011 17:52
There are a pair of Egyptian geese hanging around the lake in Oak Grove Park in North Miami Beach, FL. Last winter, at one point, there were ten of them. To date we have not seen any goslings. Hopefully we will soon. They are not aggressive and seem to get along with all the other wading birds.
Guest 13-Oct-2011 19:38
We have two Egyptian Geese that flew on to our Kendall (Miami) property today. According to Audubon Society in Miami, they have even been spotted deep within Everglades National Park.
Guest 05-Sep-2011 12:08
We live in Plantation (Royal Palm South off Peters Road) and their must be over fifty Egyptian Geese that hang out at one of the houses. The people feed them and they found a home there. It is hard for people to drive by when they just stay in the middle of the road. Very strange!!
Guest 29-Aug-2011 22:13
Jupiter, FL
Just spotted a large flock of about twenty geese. They seem friendly and get along with the other ducks. They are not originally from this area but from Africa. I hope they stay for a while!!
Guest 14-Aug-2011 20:04
I live in Delray Beach, FL and 4 Egyptian Geese showed up about a week ago. They seem to be friendly, but are not too sure of people yet. They are absolutely gorgeous!!!
Nancy 09-Aug-2011 05:36
We have a lone Egyptian Goose in our backyard, he just appeared a few days ago. We have mallards, woodstorks and black-bellied whistling ducks and he gets along with all of them. He eats the grass in the lake and cracked corn, no honking noises so far. Absolutely beautiful and very exotic looking! We are on the east coast of FL in Melbourne. There has also been one sited in the Viera wetlands close by, may be the same one.
Jack Reich 24-Jul-2011 12:09
These geese are in the waterway and adjoining land behind my condo
in Hollywood, Florida. They are very agressive and noisey....much more
so then the muscovy ducks that normally live in the area.
Brian 14-Jun-2011 00:42
A pair with five young live at Eastpointe Country Club in Palm Beach Gardens. They will eat right out of your hand!
J. Warner 06-Jun-2011 17:42
I saw two Egyprian Geese at Lucerne Lakes, Lake Worth, Florida, for several days in February, 2011. I was puzzled as to their identity until I started viewing websites such as this. They are beautiful.
Guest 24-May-2011 09:02
addendum - apartment is in West Palm Beach.
Guest 24-May-2011 09:00
We had a pair of Egyptian Geese at our apartment lake last week. Some people said they looked "scary" because of the black circles around their eyes but I was fascinated and thought they were absolutely beautiful. They came close to eat bread and were very sweet.
Terri 22-May-2011 13:23
We live in Tamarac and we have a family of 9 - 7 babies were born in March sometime and their mom and dad. The dad and some of the babies eat right out of my hand. I love these birds and the adult male's name is Bully ... due to how cruel he is to others who pose interest in eating his food. I've heard that now that the babies are about to fly, they may move to another location! OH i hope not.. I love these geese and don't ever want to see them leave!
Guest 02-May-2011 17:10
There's a pair with 7 goslings in the Sunrise Lakes Phase III complex, that I've photographed in the past couple weeks.
bruce 14-Apr-2011 00:24
Tonight in Covered Bridge have been visited by a pair of Egyptian geese. These appear to have rings. And thank you, but I don't mind chatting up our Muscovies. Birds, thank god, are birds.
Guest 08-Apr-2011 13:10
there are several pairs in the ranch area in west davie, broward fl. there is a pair with 7 goslings i've been watching for few weeks now.
Guest 29-Mar-2011 21:34
The City of Plantation (FL) library on Fig Tree Lane had a pair at the canal there today. My daughter and I fed them some bread and crackers. So beautiful!
Guest 27-Mar-2011 15:19
A pair of Egyptian Geese appeared in the canal behind our house in western Boca Raton, FL yesterday. It was hard to discover what they were but they are beautiful.
Guest 23-Mar-2011 16:23
This is the first time I see these Geese in this area. A couple arrived two weeks ago and seem to have stayed. I have been trying to find out what they were, but had not been able to see them upclose until today. They were fighting against the mirror windows of our office and have been honking all morning. They are beautiful to watch but are very loud. This is Doral, FL.
Guest 05-Mar-2011 15:28
They were at my door this morning...lake worth...fed them whole wheat bread
Terri 25-Feb-2011 00:53
I've had one here on the water's edge in my backyard in Weston, Florida for the past two days. Very beautiful. 2-24-11
KTenace 17-Feb-2011 17:06
I have a pair of these geese in my backyard in Coral Springs. What a treat to see them instead of moscovy ducks!!! Had to research to find out just what they were. Love their "honks"!
Guest 16-Feb-2011 15:56
I found one lone Egyptian goose at Cove park in Knoxville TN last weekend.
jeanne 11-Feb-2011 11:50
5 spotted on the golf course on 2/1/11 on the Orangebrook Golf course in Hollywood fl.
Guest 01-Feb-2011 20:36
There are two of these beautiful geese hanging out in the park where I take my morning walks in Mission Viejo CA. When I first saw them I had no idea what kind of geese they were, but after some research I discovered they are Eygptian-WOW what a treat!
Bob 31-Jan-2011 15:39
A pair of egyption geese can be found at Abacoa Golf Club in Jupiter Fl.
Guest 21-Jan-2011 13:23
A pair are honking this morning atop a house across the canal from us in Coral Ridge, about half way between Oakland Park and Commercial. They seem content so far to stay atop the house
L.d'Ouville 17-Jan-2011 16:12
The Country Club of Mount Dora has only one male goose left and we would like to purchase one or three to keep him company. How can we do this? douv5732@aol.com
Guest 05-Jan-2011 18:13
I have pair that has been spending the day in my yard on Lake Katherine in Miami Lakes for the last 4 days.
Guest 03-Jan-2011 19:11
I have one small lone goose today in Oakland Park on Royal Palm Lake. About 6 passed through here about 2 years ago. In reading about them found they can be very aggressive with other birds, ducks, etc.
Guest 02-Jan-2011 03:50
They are unusual looking creatures, but honk loudly from sundown to sunrise. I have seen 4 over the past 2 months in my backyard in Tamarac.
guest 01-Jan-2011 22:53
My aunt has had a total of 13 of these beautiful geese at her house in Ft. Lauderdale. It looks like 6 pair, with one extra one. She now has 7 visiting her. They spend the whole day with her at her home. I call her the duck whisperer. What beautiful birds!!
Guest 30-Dec-2010 15:10
We have two that arrived to our neighborhood in Coral Springs a couple of weeks ago. They don't leave each others side and are beautiful.
Guest 28-Dec-2010 16:12
What can we do to help the young in the cold
Guest 28-Dec-2010 16:12
What can we do to help the young in the cold
Guest 28-Dec-2010 16:11
What can we do to help the young in the cold
FL Guest 26-Dec-2010 19:56
We just saw a pair of Egyptian Geese at the Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach, FL
Susann 26-Dec-2010 18:59
My mother has a pair of these geese that come up in her yard honking, they eat seeds that have fallen out of bird feeders and will also eat certain flowers and plants. They are beautiful, but are also very vocal. They've been around her house for almost a year. We have not seen any young .
Guest 09-Dec-2010 15:48
We have them in Dania Beach, FL (Ft Lauderdale) at one of the golf courses too. They are usually paired off. One pair has three babies. They are quite mean in their little areas of the golf course and chase after the ducks that are around, especially the baby ducks they give them quite a beating. I have been able to feed them grains, and such suited food for geese now since it has been so cold.
John 22-Nov-2010 15:59
One showed up on Jan 29/10 on the Boca Chica salt pond near Key West, John
Guest 14-Nov-2010 21:12
There are 3 Egyptian Geese on the Bonaventure Golf Course in Weston. They are gorgeous.
Guest 03-Nov-2010 19:26
I just left an area in Coconut Creek were well over 100 are residing. I loved listening to them and just watching them!
Guest 14-Oct-2010 21:50
I had a pair in my backyard in Parkland today. They are beautiful. They stayed still long enough to get a picture. I'm glad to know they are doing well here in Broward County..
Guest 10-Oct-2010 23:09
Saw a group of about 60-80 of these geese just East of US 441 on the South side of Copans Rd in Margate, FL.
Huge group. No exaggeration. I counted them. The parking lot right by the lake was covered in droppings. It looks like they have been roosting there for a while.
Debrag 23-Sep-2010 18:44
I saw a group of these geese yesterday in Boca Raton on Glades Road west of 441. They were standing in the street and the cars were all stopping to check them out. I wasn't sure what they were but knew they weren't ducks. They are very beautiful and was quite exciting to see.
Guest 26-Aug-2010 21:45
I had three appear about a month ago and were there for a couple of weeks. I have not seen them since. Tamarac Fl
Guest 26-Aug-2010 20:51
Along with Beverly, i live in Davie on the Pine Island Ridge golf course, there are two adult egyptian geese, they are in my back yard when i come home from school because i feed them, they are vary wary of their surroundings, a couple months back they had 3 babies and then they were gone for about two months, and today they are back in my backyard geting fed bread aand corn everyday. They are very loud sometimes too. But thats only when i take a nap and forget to feed them, but they quickly wake me up and then i feed them.
Norma 18-Aug-2010 11:58
I had a pair at the pond behind my house on Monday, August 16, 2010 in Delray Beach. They came up with the local ducks for an evening snack of corn and sunflower seeds.
Guest 18-Jul-2010 15:36
I have counted up to 42 living in the lake behind my house in Davie, FL, west of I-75. They have been here for several weeks. Love to watch them.
susan 15-Jun-2010 22:29
I am happy to report there are 3 adults, and a bunch of babies in the "golf course water hazard" in my back yard, in Palm Aire, in Pompano Beach......thought they were gone a week or so again, but saw them tonite.......got to be at least 8-10 babies.......Only problem....when I go out with my 300mm lens.....they take off, over to the other side of the lake, and I'm having a real problem getting a "close" shot......Any suggestions?????
Guest 09-Jun-2010 20:37
I have seen two breeding pairs this year. One on Deercreek Golf Course in North Broward. Also there is a breeding pair in Boca Raton just North of Verde Trail West and just West of Saint Andrews in a retirement community there.
Guest 17-May-2010 16:26
Spotted a pair pf them here in Sunrise last fall. After month or so absense they have reappeared with 7 little ones in tow. Also saw third adult this AM, and it appeared 'fight'over female probably was going on.
Guest 27-Apr-2010 20:01
I've got some too!!! I live in Pompano on a canal and just noticed them recently.
Guest 22-Apr-2010 01:29
A pair of Eygptian Geese recently made their home at St Andrews Estates South in Boca Raton, FL and soon 7 small ones appeared and are growing rapidly and now look like they are in their "teens". We are all enjoying them very much.
Guest 21-Apr-2010 20:52
Yup- they are at the Carolina Club too. They are very pretty, I first noticed them last year. They can be very loud though.
Guest 18-Apr-2010 16:46
yeah i saw some at a boca pointe pond too, but only 2
Guest 14-Apr-2010 01:00
They escaped from the zoo in Miami due to damage from Hurricane Andrew.
Guest 14-Apr-2010 00:30
We have a family at lakes off Verde Trail--parents and 7 teenagers.
Beverly 02-Apr-2010 01:41
We have a nesting pair of Eqyptian geese at Pine Island Golf course
in Dave, FL female is siting on 4 eggs.
Martin 27-Jan-2010 23:47
Just saw a pair of Egyptian Geese on the canal bank across from my home in Wellington. Went to the Web to identify them and found your site. They are beautiful birds - hope that they stick around
ALI 12-Dec-2009 21:30
KINGS LYNN NORFOLK UK...SEEN A PAIR OF EGYPTIAN GEESE ON WASTE LAND NEAR MY GARDEN. CAN ANYONE TELL MORE ABOUT THEM AND WHERE DO THEY COME FROM
ALI 12-Dec-2009 21:30
KINGS LYNN NORFOLK UK...SEEN A PAIR OF EGYPTIAN GEESE ON WASTE LAND NEAR MY GARDEN. CAN ANYONE TELL MORE ABOUT THEM AND WHERE DO THEY COME FROM
ALI 12-Dec-2009 21:25
KINGS LYNN NORFOLK UK...SEEN A PAIR OF EGYPTIAN GEESE ON WASTE LAND NEAR MY GARDEN. CAN ANYONE TELL MORE ABOUT THEM AND WHERE DO THEY COME FROM
bob stevenson 03-Nov-2009 02:34
2 NOVEMBER GREAT fALLS , MONTANA.. 2 landed on my street walked up my drive way very gentle, then after five minutes I urged thenm to fly - they headed West.
Dan M 25-Jul-2009 11:16
The population of feral Egyptian Geese is growing rapidly in South Florida. Last night from 6:00-8:00 p.m. there was a jamboree of 23 adult Egyptian Geese on the golf course outside my balcony in Pompano Beach, FL, just north of Fort Lauderdale. It was amazingly peaceful, no fights and no flights and very little honking. They walked around chatting quietly or swimming together for a while in the canal, but mostly grazing and chatting. Two years ago we had a total of nine, and earlier this year we had a total of fifteen: a pair, a trio, and a pair with eight offspring who are all adult sized now. But last night, lots of others also appeared; I don’t know where they came from. July 25, 2009
Guest 02-May-2009 18:51
Saw a pair of these geese in Aldershot Park Hants this week - they stayede for a couple of days. Understand they originate from Norfolk
Mark 09-Jun-2008 14:38
I think I just spotted a pair at Virginia Key Beach Park in Miami over the weekend
Robert H 04-Apr-2008 10:49
3 of these strange looking birds have made a home for themselves here @ Malibu Bay, Pembroke Pines, FL. We were wondering what they were.
Guest 30-Mar-2008 20:34
i bought a pair at a sales barn in hinckley mn and they are the coolest gesse i have the are very calm and nice dusty
Guest 16-Mar-2008 23:06
There is a breeding pair on a golf course in Margate, they had about ten babies. They are aboundant in Africa. I had never seen them before I started golfing. D. In Coral Springs
Guest 22-Feb-2008 20:36
February 22, 2008- I saw three (what I think are) Egyptian Geese near a pond in Boca Pointe, Boca Raton. I had seen two before around Christmas time. I was going crazy trying to figure out what they were. If they are Egyptian Geese, does anyone know where they came from? Thanks, Marlene
Guest 29-Dec-2007 18:52
a pair of these unusual looking geese landed on a pond in boca raton ,florida. after 2 days ,one disappeared and several days later the second one vanished. is it unusual to see these birds in sub-tropical climate. ruth.
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