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An unusual pairing of geese draws a gaggle of Portland-area birders. “These are two totally different species of goose. But for some reason, they paired up – and they even produced eggs.”

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An unusual pairing of geese draws a gaggle of Portland-area birders. “These are two totally different species of goose. But for some reason, they paired up – and they even produced eggs.”

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An unusual pairing of geese draws a gaggle of Portland-area birders

An unusual couple of nesters has attracted the attention of Portland-area birders drawn to a story about the peculiarities of nature.

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