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The Roman goose was imported from Italy in around 1903 although odd birds were mentioned prior to this date. Early birds often appeared with grey markings on their backs and a few will throw this defect today. They are very small compact chubby little birds with no keel. In America this breed is often found with a small feather crest and many have crests.
Shy / unco operative Roman female ROMAN;.....
Tel 07818 036 118
weekdays Links www.feathersite.com/Poultry/Geese/BRKRoman.html www.albc-usa.org/waterfowl/roman_goose.htm www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/product/tufted_roman.html www.metzerfarms.com/romtuft.htm
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