Also known like Caiquén, Common Avutarda, Avutarda Magallánica, Ganso or Kaikén.
Identification:Short black tip, adapted to pastar grass. The male is white, with cross-sectional black rays in chest and belly, whereas the female has a color cinnamon, also atigrado. The legs are black in the male whereas yellow in the female. The female can be confused by its aspect with the red Cauquén (Chloephaga rubidiceps) or with the Cauquén de Gray Cabeza (Chloephaga poliocephala)

Location:Cauquén common greater (leucoptera Chloephaga picta) is present in the Falklands islands and is a sedentary bird. Cauquén common minor (Chloephaga picta picta) lives in Chile and Argentina. The units that we can contemplate in the Isabel Park the Catholic are, therefore, introduced and are present all the year.
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