Ölandgans (Öllandgans) — a Swedish breed line of the greylag goose (Anser anser). A medium-sized breed, noticeably more compact and lighter than the classic greylag goose (approximately 30–40 % lighter). Live weight: ganders 4.5–5.8 kg, geese 3.8–5.0 kg. Body length 750–950 mm. Build is sturdy yet elegant, with a pronounced horizontal body carriage. Head small, dry, proportional, with a high forehead and a small “knob” (growth) above the beak in adults. Beak short and strong (48–58 mm), bright orange or orange-pink, without dark spots. Eyes large, dark hazel, almost black. Neck of medium length (280–360 mm), slender, carried vertically or slightly inclined. Body compact, cylindrical, depth 220–260 mm. Back straight, broad. Abdomen and sides well-muscled, rounded. Wings held close, of medium length. Legs strong, orange-red, shank 85–105 mm. Tail short, slightly raised, 16–18 rectrices. Plumage dense, skin light pink. Only one color — gray (wild type), as close as possible to the wild greylag goose but lighter and cleaner: head, neck and upper back dark gray with a brownish cast, belly and lower breast light gray to almost white, distinct dark stripe along the spine (“belt”), each feather with a light border (scaly pattern), flight and tail feathers dark gray to blackish-brown. Proportions: head : neck : body ≈ 1 : 2.5 : 4; body length 3.5–4 times the height at the withers. Differs from the parent species by smaller size, more compact “chicken-like” build, horizontal carriage, shorter and brighter beak, lighter abdominal plumage.