Canada goose svg
Can it generate a good svg. Tests its code generation, visual understanding.
Prompt
Generate a .SVG of a full-body, side-profile view of a magnificent Canada goose standing prominently on a well-maintained green lawn under bright daylight. The bird is positioned diagonally, facing toward the upper left, creating a strong sense of presence and structural clarity against the uniform background of turf and scattered small wildflowers. At the forefront of the bird's anatomy, the head and long, graceful neck are covered in a dense coat of deep, glossy black feathers. A striking, prominent white patch—commonly known as a chinstrap—extends from beneath the throat upward across the cheeks behind the eye, creating a sharp and unmistakable contrast with the surrounding dark plumage. The bill is stout, dark gray-black, and equipped with a slight hook and nail at the tip, while a dark, bead-like eye is nestled discreetly within the black feathers of the head. The solid black of the lower neck transitions smoothly into a clean, creamy-white to pale grayish breast. This bright ventral region softens the boundary between the dark neck and the warmer brown tones of the main body, establishing a balanced, high-contrast aesthetic along the goose's foreparts. The upper body, back, and folded wings are draped in rich brownish-gray feathers. Each feather features a lighter buff or grayish margin, producing an intricate, scalloped, or barred pattern across the mantle and flanks. The wing coverts overlap in neat, orderly rows that emphasize the aerodynamic contours of the bird's anatomy. Toward the rear, the primary wing feathers deepen into a darker charcoal-brown shade, resting just above a crisp patch of pure white feathers near the tail base. The goose is supported by sturdy, dark gray-black legs and large, webbed feet planted firmly on the short-cropped turf. The ground beneath is a vibrant, natural green, lightly dotted with a few delicate white daisy blossoms and minor patches of dark soil. The bright, natural overhead lighting casts soft shadows to the right of the goose, accentuating its physical texture, volume, and depth within the outdoor setting.