This week I am taking you into Ward Park and we will be
looking at two sets of Greylag Geese families and how they are growing up. Today, these
4 goslings are the older ones of the two families.
I am
linking to WILD BIRD WEDNESDAY.
Many
thanks for those who wished me a steady recovery. I have improved and the pain is less, however
my Physio says it will take quite some time before I have full movement in the
left arm again and I will have to be patient.
I had a bit of a setback this week (my own fault, I thought I was a bit
better than I actually was!!!) So I will
have to learn more patience!!! So I
usually will not be commenting as much as I normally do. I know you all understand and for me it is
important to be able to make the posts for others to enjoy at present as I can
use my camera now for short periods but not my binoculars.
Thanks
for all your comments and I hope you have a good day.
I hope you are taking it really easy! These babies are almost grown, maybe teenagers. These are maybe Greylag Geese.
ReplyDeleteSpot on Ginny with the geese.
DeleteWhat great birds - I remember many winter trips to see geese when I was in the UK. We dont get them arriving like that here!!
ReplyDeleteHope all is well - Stewart M - Melbourne
The geese are growing up fast.
ReplyDeleteTake care of you. Please.
Growing up for sure!!
ReplyDeleteMother goose is carefully watching over her offspring. Konrad Lorenz developed a whole theory of learning by watching Gray Leg Geese.
ReplyDeleteThese goslings look to be well on their way to maturity.
ReplyDeleteJuveniles are so fun and often a bit awkward. It's nice to see them growing, though.
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