June 24, 2014
Coming Ashore
The goslings and their parents are Canada Geese, descended from wild geese who now live at the lake year-round. They are accompanied by Gray Geese, who are descended from domestic geese but now live away from the farm on the community lake.
Linking to: Nature Notes
and The Bird D'Pot
Labels:
Birds,
Lakes and Ponds,
Shenandoah
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A pleasant lake for them to have at their disposal!
ReplyDeleteExcellent!!! I really love the one in the middle with all of them in a row, following the leader.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up at the Bird D'Pot. Much appreciated.
Hootin' Anni
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Anni @ I'd Rather B Birdin'
It's always exciting to see little ones growing up and watch how great most of the parents are. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteThose goslings are too cute for words.
ReplyDeleteWonderful time of year when there are so many baby animals. Goslings are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love pictures of nature. Your photographs are stunning!
ReplyDeleteKisses.
such a cute line-up!
ReplyDeleteGeese are lovely to look at but can be a bit aggressive. They always amaze me during take off. How such a large bird can become airborne is a wonderment.
ReplyDeleteHa! Looks like a big goose family reunion! Great pictures! :)
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to tell most of our baby geese from the parents. They sure do grow fast.
ReplyDeleteOh...this takes me back to when my neighbor was alive and her gray geese would visit the pond... Made me smile,. Thank you for linking into Nature Notes.. Michelle
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