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Jomegat: 5 revisions: re-import from WB, including edit history

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{{Breed id
| name = Embden Goose
| image = Embden Goose.jpg
|description = The breed is pure white with a light orange, short, bill, and orange feet and shanks. They are fast growing birds and will quickly reach about 20lb for the Goose, and 30lb for the Gander. The Embden's legs are fairly short. The head is oval-shaped and they have a long and graceful neck. The eyes are blue. The body is bulky and well rounded, having a long back and a short tail. The wings are very strong and of a good length. The feathers are close and very hard. The breed’s habits are to forage for tidbits in the grass and water. They are a very hardy breed. The adult bird will commence laying eggs fairly early in the year, in February as a rule, laying 30 to 40 eggs. The bird is an excellent table bird.
}}

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Jomegat at 00:44, 23 February 2007

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New page: {{Breed id | name = Embden Goose | image = Embden Goose.jpg |description = The breed is pure white in colour with a light orange, short, Bill, and orange feet and shanks. They are fast gro...

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{{Breed id
| name = Embden Goose
| image = Embden Goose.jpg
|description = The breed is pure white in colour with a light orange, short, Bill, and orange feet and shanks. They are fast growing birds and will quickly reach about 20lb for the Goose, and 30lb for the Gander. The Embdens legs are fairly short. The head is oval in shape and they have a long and graceful neck. The eyes are blue. The body is bulky and well rounded in shape, having a long back and a short tail. The wings are very strong and of a good length. The feathers are close and very hard. The breed’s habits are to forage for titbits in the grass and water, a very hardy breed. The adult bird will commence laying eggs fairly early in the year, in February as a rule, laying 30 to 40 eggs. The bird is an excellent table bird.

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 | name = Embden Goose
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-|description = The breed is pure white in colour with a light orange, short, Bill, and orange feet and shanks. They are fast growing birds and will quickly reach about 20lb for the Goose, and 30lb for the Gander. The Embdens legs are fairly short. The head is oval in shape and they have a long and graceful neck. The eyes are blue. The body is bulky and well rounded in shape, having a long back and a short tail. The wings are very strong and of a good length. The feathers are close and very hard. The breed’s habits are to forage for tidbits in the grass and water, a very hardy breed. The adult bird will commence laying eggs fairly early in the year, in February as a rule, laying 30 to 40 eggs. The bird is an excellent table bird.
+|description = The breed is pure white with a light orange, short, bill, and orange feet and shanks. They are fast growing birds and will quickly reach about 20lb for the Goose, and 30lb for the Gander. The Embdens legs are fairly short. The head is oval in shape and they have a long and graceful neck. The eyes are blue. The body is bulky and well rounded in shape, having a long back and a short tail. The wings are very strong and of a good length. The feathers are close and very hard. The breed’s habits are to forage for tidbits in the grass and water, a very hardy breed. The adult bird will commence laying eggs fairly early in the year, in February as a rule, laying 30 to 40 eggs. The bird is an excellent table bird.
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	\|description = The breed is pure white in colour with a light orange, short, Bill, and orange feet and shanks. They are fast growing birds and will quickly reach about 20lb for the Goose, and 30lb for the Gander. The Embdens legs are fairly short. The head is oval in shape and they have a long and graceful neck. The eyes are blue. The body is bulky and well rounded in shape, having a long back and a short tail. The wings are very strong and of a good length. The feathers are close and very hard. The breed’s habits are to forage for titbits in the grass and water, a very hardy breed. The adult bird will commence laying eggs fairly early in the year, in February as a rule, laying 30 to 40 eggs. The bird is an excellent table bird.		\|description = The breed is pure white in colour with a light orange, short, Bill, and orange feet and shanks. They are fast growing birds and will quickly reach about 20lb for the Goose, and 30lb for the Gander. The Embdens legs are fairly short. The head is oval in shape and they have a long and graceful neck. The eyes are blue. The body is bulky and well rounded in shape, having a long back and a short tail. The wings are very strong and of a good length. The feathers are close and very hard. The breed’s habits are to forage for titbits in the grass and water, a very hardy breed. The adult bird will commence laying eggs fairly early in the year, in February as a rule, laying 30 to 40 eggs. The bird is an excellent table bird.
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