Hutchins's goose
noun
Hutch·ins's goose
ˈhəchə̇nz(ə̇z)-
: a variety (Branta canadensis hutchinsii) of the Canada goose closely resembling but smaller than the typical form, breeding in arctic America and migrating south through the U.S., but being rare east of the Mississippi
Word History
Etymology
after Thomas Hutchins †1790 English attaché of the Hudson's Bay Company