The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum says it’s 7 inches tall and is positioned in a green planter box with “WRIGLEY GOOSE” painted across the front and its black-and-white head ...

the most likely goose to be spotted in the city is the common Canada goose — with its black head and neck, white cheek patches, V-shaped flight formation, and sometimes disruptive honk.

The goose made a nest under the famed centerfield scoreboard’s right side. Its black and white head poked out over the evergreens in the concrete planter, surveying the 35,000 fans on hand.