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I visited a fundraiser golf tournament June 1st. They had asked me to take photos of all of t
he participants, a sponsor was going to print them.
Whilst there, I spotted some geese and goslings on the river that runs through it.
The goslings are adorable.
Then, on a trip to visit a client, I spotted these troops on the shore. Happily grazing, they were doing a good job as grounds crew. This was June 5th, around noon. It is private property, but I peeked over the fence.
As I drove by Friday morning, June 19th around 6:25 a.m., I could see them feeding. I love to see how fast the babies grow! All fuzzy, they swim so well. Some were sleeping, some were on guard, protecting the goslings. Their flight feathers are growing in. They look so frowsy, but soon will be indistinguishable from their parents. Peculiar how the animal world depends on all looking the same, having the same camouflage, whilst our kids work hard as teens to be incredibly different!
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13 comments:
I love the cute goslings. Great post and photos!
oh, they're so cute! glad they made it to adulthood!
Beautiful birds and photos.
These are my favorite birds! A little baby is so sweet!
Beautiful pictures!
Beautiful shots of the geese and goslings grazing near the river.
Lovely photos, those little goslings are so cute!
They grow out of this stage so fast but oh I adore it..I wish I was there now to get some sorbet and hear the loons
Lovely series of the young ones. It won't be long before they look very much like their parents.
How wonderful, Jenn :-)
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Fantastic photography of the geese and the goslings are so adorable ~ Happy Weekend to you ^_^
Dávno som nevidela tak veľa husí. Ani v našej zoologickej záhrade ich toľko nemajú. Pekný príspevok. Ďakujem za návštevu na mojom blogu a za komentár.
I've already seen so many geese. Even in our zoo so many do not. Nice post. Thank you for visiting my blog and for your comment.
They are beautiful but unfortunately too plentiful around here, them and the rabbits.
The goslings are so cute. I saw them all the time in Illinois, but we don't have them in Hawaii.
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