There are definitely three goose families at the pond.
The parents put their heads down to threaten us if we get too close to their babies.
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7 comments:
The little goslings are adorable. I haven't seen any here yet.
Happy Weekend!
Sweet, and your header is gorgeous!
We have seen families of geese this year but the sad thing is noticing how the number of goslings drops. I know they can't all survive but it's a shame when the parents take such care of them.
I wish I still lived near ducks and geese...
awww so sweet...
Wonderful shots. Very nice family.
Beautiful header and so are the duck family. Thanks for your comment.
I have now translate the song (Google help me)
I also love your Macro photo of Bleading hearts. I never seen this colour of the
leaves.
Elisabeth
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