Both like algae, bread, nuts, vegetation (yes you may feed them vegetables and eggs, though find out directions on how to prepare these), specially made pellets, duckweed, meat (look for directions here too), fish and other pond animals.
Actually from what I understand geese are vegetarian...good food for them are rolled oats
What they eat is one of the things that distinguishes ducks from geese.
Geese get most of their food on land, largely eating grass, leaves, herbs, and grain when available. They also eat some aquatic plants and minnows. Geese are also known to eat leftover garbage in urban cities, predominately breads and hard fruits such as apples and Pears.
Ducks get most of their food in the water. Most diving ducks catch fish and aquatic invertebrates. Most "dabbling ducks" eat mostly aquatic plants, but they will eagerly eat bugs and such when they get a chance. They will also eat edible garbage thrown in the water such as breads when available.
yes, they can
Yes. They both will. Farm geese and ducks will eat them whilst they are green, and have not yet seeded.
because ducks eat it before u can see the dead geese
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Much like chickens, geese and ducks will eat mice. It depends on the bird.
Offspring of ducks are called "ducklings" and that of geese are called "goslings."
Mallards are ducks.
Don't think it's part of their diet but won't hurt them if they eat a little
Ducks, geese, rails, and shorebirds. Muskrats eat the stems and roos
Geese honk and sometimes hiss, ducks only quack. Only the ducks quack. If you listen closely to geese you can hear them say a different sound.
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