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Starvation in a group of Canada geese.

SUMMARY Sixty Canada geese (Branta canadensis) were captured and moved to an enclosure containing abundant food and water, where they began to weaken and die, especially the juveniles. Necropsy of 3 birds showed only emaciation and empty digestive tracts, suggesting starvation. The remaining geese, force-fed fresh lawn clippings and corn, responded well, with no further complications noted.