Tundra Bean Goose

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Tundra Bean Goose at Normandy Marsh/Lagoon, Hampshire. Photographed by Andy Tew on 12th January 2026.
Tundra Bean Goose at Keyhaven, Hampshire. Photographed by Michael Lomax on 8th January 2026.
Tundra Bean Goose at Pennington Marsh, Hampshire. Photographed by Victor Humphrey on 3rd January 2026.
Tundra Bean Goose at Lower Pennington Lane, Hampshire. Photographed by Mark Francis on 19th December 2020.
Tundra Bean Goose at Lower Pennington Lane, Hampshire. Photographed by Mark Francis on 19th December 2020.
Tundra Bean Goose at Pennington Marsh, Hampshire. Photographed by Andrew Friend on 17th December 2020.
Tundra Bean Goose at Pennington Marsh, Hampshire. Photographed by Chris Rose on 12th December 2020.
Tundra Bean Goose at Pennington Marsh, Hampshire. Photographed by Chris Rose on 12th December 2020.
Tundra Bean Goose at Harbridge, Hampshire. Photographed by Jon Williams on 26th January 2013.
Tundra Bean Goose at Harbridge, Hampshire. Photographed by Jon Williams on 26th January 2013.
Tundra Bean Goose at Keyhaven, Hampshire. Photographed by Alan Lewis on 14th February 2010.
Tundra Bean Goose at Iley Lane, Hampshire. Photographed by Joe Stockwell on 9th February 2010.
Tundra Bean Goose at Keyhaven, Hampshire. Photographed by Alan Lewis on 7th February 2010.

Records

YearDetails
2026The Vyne Watermeadows, two, Adult, 20th-21st January (Kevin Duncan).
2026Needs Ore, 22, 14th January, Flock of 22 flew down the Beaulieu Estuary at 11.12am, heading south towards the Isle of Wight and lost to view (Chris Button).
2025Harbridge, 25th-27th December, Seen with White-fronts at Ibsley water on 26th Also at Somerley on 27th All considered to be the same bird (Alan Hayden).
2025Lower Pennington Lane, two, 24th December to 24th January 2026, 2 arrived on 24th 3 were reported on 27th At least three present into 2026 (Steve Lavington).
2025Farlington Marshes, two, 24th-25th December, 2 intially reported Only 1 appears to have stayed until 25th (Jason Crook).
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