A black goose from the Arctic stopped to rest on Elgin Island in St. Petersburg A black goose was spotted on Elgin Island in St. Petersburg. It is likely that on the way to wintering grounds in Western Europe, the bird got tired and decided to rest. After filling his fat stores, the arctic goose will join the flying flock of his brothers. The young goose, caught by the biologist and author of the channel "Every creature in a pair" Pavel Glazkov, looks healthy and has a good appetite. In addition, he is not afraid of people at all. Most likely, the arctic goose has never seen a human. Pavel Glazkov emphasizes that in the park the birds have enough natural food in the form of grass. Under no circumstances should you feed her, including bread. Channel 47: Telegram | Max |.

A black goose from the Arctic stopped to rest on Elgin Island in St. Petersburg A black goose was spotted on Elgin Island in St. Petersburg. It is likely that on the way to wintering grounds in Western Europe, the bird got tired and decided to rest. After filling his fat stores, the arctic goose will join the flying flock of his brothers. The young goose, caught by the biologist and author of the channel "Every creature in a pair" Pavel Glazkov, looks healthy and has a good appetite. In addition, he is not afraid of people at all. Most likely, the arctic goose has never seen a human. Pavel Glazkov emphasizes that in the park the birds have enough natural food in the form of grass. Under no circumstances should you feed her, including bread. Channel 47: Telegram | Max |.