Goslings....

[SPKrazy]

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sorry, they are from a phone as I took them at the restaurant my dad, son, and I went to for dinner. Looking off the decking there were some goslings following around their mother...

fun to watch them, they were really cute. No zoom on the phone camera :(

Oh well

:hi:

[GreenPartyVoter]

1. Cool!

[SPKrazy]

2. Thanks, there were 5 of them

of course my son wasn't excited about them at all :eyes: :rofl:

[MorningGlow]

3. Awww it's little floofy time!

Thanks for the pics! Can't wait to get my first glimpse of a long line of floofies munching on grass by a pond. We used to live on a lake, and every spring we'd get excited all over again watching the line of floofies paddling behind mama duck or goose along the shoreline. :loveya:

[SPKrazy]

4. Yeah, I was surprised there weren't more but there will be

:hi:

[Inchworm]

5. How perdy

Here is a birdy pic I caught today. It was a luck shot. The daggone thing was like the roadrunner in back yard :D



Hope all is well on your end.

:pals:

[SPKrazy]

6. Kewl

wish I'd had my camera with me

but that's a perdy bird too

all's as well as I would expect it to be.

:hug:

[Sanity Claws]

13. What is it?

I don't recognize it.

[Inchworm]

14. Wood Thrush I think

it all happened so fast :)

:hi:

[KitchenWitch]

7. Surprised Mama Goose let you get that close.

:D

[SPKrazy]

9. Over the side of a railing

they were a good 6 feet below

:rofl:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

8. My dear Southpawkicker!

Awww...what cute babies!

Little fluff balls!

You did good, sweetie!

:hug:

[SPKrazy]

10. They were very cute

:hug:

[Orsino]

11. We've got Canada geese nesting here, but no goslings yet.

I really want to see some babies! While walking around the lake last night, we looked in on the nests we know of:



Some nests are out in the open:



Most nesting mothers have a male close by:

[stuntcat]

12. LOVE them

sweet little critters! sticking together.. following their mom.. :loveya:

[raccoon]

15. Thanks for the pics. They're so different from their parents. It's interesting how

they gradually morph to look like an adult goose.