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A greylag gosling picking for food near the Kleinhesseloher See in the English Garden.
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Taken in Regents Park on a rather chilly windy day. there were four families together all at different stages. These were the second youngest.
(Anser anser) Mrs Greylag's babies are growing up fast. She still has six at the moment which is pretty good - there are a lot of pike in the lake as well as the usual foxes and stoats and the black backed gulls.
Canada Goose goslings
Dublin Park
Madison, Alabama
From time to time Canada Geese fly over my house. I enjoy hearing and seeing them. Very nice to see the new goslings.
Ridgefield NWR Washington
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I finally caught a glimpse of the entire goose family with their goslings last week at my little pond. This was them just coming out of the water and up the little hill. It was difficult to get a decent shot without upsetting the new parents. The goslings looked too distant, so I cropped to bring them closer. Please view large :-)
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Gosling is a specialized term for a young baby goose, typically still covered with soft, fluffy down feathers and unable to fly. ....This one was seen at a local nature reserve
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A tender moment among the gosling family. Captured once again in my favorite wildlife sanctuary: Great Meadows of Concord. I really like my new lens, as it allows me to get closer to wildlife without scaring them away :)
I captured this goose family 10 years ago at one of our local marshes. I'm guessing these goslings to be around three weeks old judging by their size. Their proud parents are leading them into their big, new world!
Canon FD lens adapted via Metabones
North Pond Nature Sanctuary
Chicago, IL
May 2021
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Canon FD lens adapted via Metabones
North Pond Nature Sanctuary
Chicago, IL
May 2021
Follow on Instagram @dpsager
Baby geese, called goslings, are incredibly impressionable and will follow virtually anything that moves, thinking it to be their mother. They have been known to follow dogs, ducks, and humans, and this behavior can be quite endearing.
Another photo from my escape to the park, walking and getting active for two hours, following the "Stay At Home" order. Here we are allowed to exercise and walk in the parks, following social distancing and using face masks.
This gosling duo photo is part of a series I took from when I was adopted by a family that I'd visit and hang with daily from when the adults birds started nesting to the final flight of the family flock...it was an amazing experience!
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Being a bit cheeky today, uploading one before fully catching up with everyone but out of time for now, children are screaming to go out with the day being so nice, will catch up later on my return, sorry If I missed you.
This image of the goslings is from last year, going to see if the class of 2015 have arrived yet, the children seem very keen to see the new batch but I think it may still be a bit early.
Have a wonderful Sunday and promise to catch up later with everyone :-))