Animals
The Goose Family. When they first hatched their were seven goslings. They are down to six now.
They can swim and walk real good.
Their parents are very vigilant.
They leave our property sometimes and go into the field next door.
But they have been coming back, so maybe this year we will get to see them grow up..
The goslings are very good at hiding.
We likes it when they swim all in a row and we can see them.
They can walk around good too.
Aren't they adorable?
They aren't the least bit afraid of us cats and dogs.
After reading several comments we has to say our geese are very well behaved. As long as we leave them alone they leave us alone. Fenris and the Gander do play together but their seems to be a mutual agreement on both sides, as no one gets hurt, and it really does look as if they are playing. They mainly stay on the back side of the property when they are here, they spend most of their time in the field next door so they don't poop in our yard much.We actually enjoys having them around, but we are glad that it is just one Goose family and not a whole gaggle of them.
~Tuiren, reporting for Alasandra, The Cats and Dogs
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The Goslings have grown up. Mommy took these pictures in the dark again, so we apologize for the poor quality. Some of you have asked about goose poop. They pretty much stays down at the pond and in the tall grass so it isn't really a problem for...
- Saturday Sharing
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Animals
Wildlife Wednesday ~ Geese
After reading several comments we has to say our geese are very well behaved. As long as we leave them alone they leave us alone. Fenris and the Gander do play together but their seems to be a mutual agreement on both sides, as no one gets hurt, and it really does look as if they are playing. They mainly stay on the back side of the property when they are here, they spend most of their time in the field next door so they don't poop in our yard much.We actually enjoys having them around, but we are glad that it is just one Goose family and not a whole gaggle of them.
~Tuiren, reporting for Alasandra, The Cats and Dogs
- Wildlife Wednesday & Happy Birthday Marg
Graphic by Ann of ZoolatryOur friend Marg from Marg's Animals is having a birthday today. We want to wish her a Happy Birthday. She is a good friend who helps all in the cat/dog/donkey/etc blogosphere, we have really enjoyed getting to know her and...
- Wildlife Wednesday
The Goslings have grown up. Mommy took these pictures in the dark again, so we apologize for the poor quality. Some of you have asked about goose poop. They pretty much stays down at the pond and in the tall grass so it isn't really a problem for...
- Saturday Sharing
The goslings are growing up. They came very close to Mommy when she was in the Hummingbird Cottage. Can you see the babies. They are camouflaged good in the grass. Our geese are very well behaved but we are thankful it is only ONE family. Further down...
- Saturday Sharing - More Geese
We thought we would share more pictures of the geese family. These were taken the day they hatched, April 9th. Our Grancy Greybeard is fixing to bloom. It is really purrty when it does. Socks is going to tell a funny story...
- Mancat Monday By Socks
After the goslings hatched out they left the island and walked all over our yard looking for sweet grass to eat. We think it is amazing that baby goslings are born knowing how to swim and walk, we guess the only thing they can't do yet is fly. Being...