A waterfowl living in Western Australia, belonging to ducks, walnuts, weighing 9 kilograms and black geese from non-migratory birds, spends his life in his environment. Black waltum goes back to the color of his feathers
Primarily a black feathered bird, and in feathers there is a white suit. The beak is bright red, with pale and ambiguous tape; Legs and feet are black. Males are slightly larger than females and longer and straighter. Young immature birds are grey inclined to pale brown. The swan ranges in length from 110 to 142cm and weighs between 7 to 9.3 kg, the range between its wings ranges from 1.6 metres to 2 metres and its neck is the longest of all geese, curved as S.
Black goose nest be in winter months (February to September). It contains 4 to 8 white green eggs that incubate for 35-40 days, after hatching remain with the parents for about 6 months until they grow up.
