The geese still have all three of their goslings.
They are getting much larger.
10 months ago
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4 comments:
What a lovely little family, good photos. Thanks for visiting my blog, I will be back to see you also.
SQ
Oh happy days for the family.
AWE! Looks like Momma and Papa are still very attentive.
Great shots. I just love how the geese seem to have this sense of family. Wouldn't it be great if every time you saw human children they were always surrounded by both parents. Makes me wonder... where did humans get it wrong?
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