The waxy goose is produced in Australia's southern islands, such as the island of Melbourne, Melbourne and other places. In the breeding season, waxy-headed geese live in shrubs, while in non-breeding periods, they are in open grasslands. Living together in pairs. Completely herbivorous animals, all kinds of grasses, especially grasses, such as flat grass, weeds and so on. About 2 months to return to breeding grounds, the beginning of May or early June nest, with grass on the ground built. 6 months to 7 months to lay eggs, 4-5 per litter, white, female goose hatching, when it is away from the nest, the egg cover with good grass, incubation period of 35 days. Birds live with the birds about a month and a half, away from the pro-birds of their own group of young goose sometimes up to 200 a group.