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Nene Goose

Nene Goose . By Kaiana Lindsey. The Physical Description of the Nene Goose. The Nene is a medium-sized goose at 16 inches tall. The weight is about 50lbs. Nene goose are small ,attractive ,grey-brown goose. It’s body has scaly patterns of grey ,brown ,and white.

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Nene Goose

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  1. Nene Goose By Kaiana Lindsey

  2. The Physical Description of the Nene Goose • The Nene is a medium-sized goose at 16 inches tall. The weight is about 50lbs. • Nene goose are small ,attractive ,grey-brown goose. It’s body has scaly patterns of grey ,brown ,and white. • The Nene has a black face, a crown, cream-colored cheeks, and a buff neck.

  3. The Nene Habitat • Nene primarily nest in lowland habitats such as rugged lava fields of the Big Island, Hawaii National Park, and Haleakala National Park. • Nene are also found sparsely, vegetated, volcanic slopes.

  4. What Nene are Harmed By • The Nene is a prey to mongoose, feral dogs, cats, rats, pigs, and boars.

  5. Other Cool Facts • The Nene has been the state bird since 1957, but approximately 500 Nene exists in the wild today. • The name Nene comes from it’s soft call. • Nene fossil records show that it lived on all the main hawaiian islands.

  6. Sources • Wikipedia • www.instanthawaii.com • www.arkive.org/Nene • Nene (article) • www.scienceviews.com

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