Viennese goose

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Wiener Gansel in the illustrated splendid work of all pigeon breeds by Emil Schachtzabel , the first German pedigree pigeon standard from 1906.

The Viennese flying goose , formerly known as the Viennese blue goose dolphin, are one of the oldest variants of the Viennese flying pigeon ( Wiener Hochflieger ). "Gansel" or "Gansl" is the common expression in Vienna for the goose . The name of the short-beaked Vienna pigeon race has the drawing of the Pied Pomeranian Goose out of their coloration recalls. The long history of this breed is well documented with stuffing preparations in the Natural History Museum Vienna . The collection contains specimens that Emperor Franz I owned.

See also

• Viennese bottlenose dolphins

literature

• German Pigeon Standard , Association of German Poultry Breeders (Ed.)

Web links

Commons : Viennese Gansel Tumbler  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Wiener Gansel at the internet service for breeders