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geese in a group

Hawaiian geese (or nene) are the tamest of all waterfowl.

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vrock geese

Fifty years ago, due to severe exploitation, only 30 individuals remained.

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group of geese being inclosed by a house and a fence

Due to intensive captive breeding and re-introduction, there are now over 800 in the wild.

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a scene of nature with a fire pit and an out building

Flocks thrive on Kauai where vegetation is lush and predation is rare.

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mountain range

Several hundred birds were released in the Haleakala crater on Maui.

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cabin in the woods

The geese rely on native, Hawaiian vegetation and sown pastures for food.