The sequence of birds on this list has been updated to follow the 7th edition of the A.O.S Check-List of North American Birds, and supplements. 17,752 goose logo stock photos, vectors, and illustrations are available royalty-free. Documentation for Watch List species go to the Introduced Birds Subcommittee.

It can be white, completely gray (like the wild form), or somewhere in-between. We also seek documentation concerning the potential establishment of introduced species not currently on the state list but on our Watch List. The Greylag Goose, a native of northern and central Eurasia, has been domesticated and raised for meat for over 1,000 years. Documentation should be sent to the CBRC Secretary by e-mail to. In general, review species average two or fewer occurrences per year in California over the most recent ten year period. The CBRC solicits documentation for all occurrences in California of species on its Review List (those annotated below with an asterisk), as well as species not yet recorded in California. Documentation supporting all records reviewed by the CBRC (except for the physical specimens) is permanently archived at the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology, 439 Calle San Pablo, Camarillo, California 93012-8506, where it is available to researchers.

Species not supported by specimens are documented either by photographs (P), video recordings (V), audio recordings (A), or (S) sight records with one or more convincing written descriptions, but no other tangible evidence. All species on this list except those annotated with P, V, A or S are supported by at least one extant specimen obtained in California. For new species to be added to the main list, at least one record of the species must be reviewed and accepted by the California Bird Records Committee (CBRC).

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