Size similar to Canada Goose. Adults have a white ring at the base of the bill (hence, its name). Gray to brownish with black bars on underside. Male and female white-fronted geese (Greater White-fronted Geese) are visually similar, with the males typically being slightly larger than the females. Both sexes share a brownish-gray body, a white patch at the base of the bill (extending onto the forehead), and a pinkish or orange bill and legs. They also have a white rump and dark brown to black blotches on their breast feathers.

Key Features:
• Size: Males are generally larger than females.
• Plumage: Both sexes are brownish-gray with a white forehead patch, a pinkish or orange bill and legs, and a white rump.
• Belly Markings: Both males and females have dark brown to black blotches on their belly.
• Bill: A white patch is present at the base of the pinkish or orange bill.
• Legs: Orange legs are a common characteristic.
• Call: They are known for their distinctive high-pitched, laughing call.