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Two young Andean Geese at London Zoo, August 1916. (b / w photo)
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Two young Andean Geese at London Zoo, August 1916. (b / w photo)
1218685 Two young Andean Geese at London Zoo, August 1916. (b/w photo) by Bond, Frederick William (1887-1942); Zoological Society of London; eZoological Society of London; British, out of copyright
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Anseriformes Ducks Facing Pair Rear View Chloephaga Goslings Tadorninae
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This photograph, taken by Frederick William Bond in August 1916, transports us back in time to the London Zoo. The image features two young Andean Geese, their delicate feathers contrasting against the stark background. These adorable goslings stand side by side, facing away from the camera with an air of curiosity. The historical significance of this photo is undeniable. It captures a moment frozen in time, showcasing the beauty and diversity of avian life at one of London's most iconic institutions. The Zoological Society of London played a crucial role in preserving and studying various species during this era. The composition allows us to appreciate every detail: the intricate patterns on their plumage, their slender necks held high with grace, and their small bodies full of youthful energy. As we gaze upon these precious creatures through Bond's lens, we are reminded of nature's wonders and our responsibility to protect them. These Andean Geese belong to the Anseriformes family - a group that includes ducks and geese - specifically known as Tadorninae or Chloephaga Melanoptra. Their rear view reveals symmetry in form while highlighting individual characteristics unique to each bird. This photograph serves as both a testament to Bond's skillful photography and an invaluable record for ornithologists studying these magnificent creatures. Its presence within Bridgeman Images ensures its accessibility for educational purposes while reminding us all about the importance of preserving our natural world for generations to come.
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