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White-fronted

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White`-front´ed
a.1.Having a white front; as, the white-fronted lemur.
White-fronted goose
(Zool.) the white brant, or snow goose. See Snow goose, under Snow.
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Also in residence at the reserve, near Machynlleth, are up to 70 Greenland white-fronted geese - the only regular flock in England and Wales.
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The oldest Canada goose was 33; black brant, 28; lesser snow goose (white), 27; lesser snow goose (blue), 25; greater white-fronted goose, 25; and Ross's goose, 22.
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; reducing dusky Canada goose quota from 165 to 90 because of declines in population size; upping the bag limit of 2 white-fronted and 4 white geese (up from 1 white-fronted and 3 white geese last year) for Klamath County late-winter goose season, to help further reduce agricultural depredation by migratory geese.
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