This photo has at least 28 babies and only two adult geese. There is more to the flock over a slight drop off behind these geese ... with two more adults and 25 or so additional babies ... for a total of four adults and 50+ goslings. (The goslings wouldn't stand still so I could get an exact count.)
The only thing I can figure is that we accidently stumbled upon the local Canada Goose daycare center.
Now we know where Canada Geese take their babies while they're at work during the day.
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15 comments:
How funny! ;-))
I've never seen them when they are this size. How funny they are all in a large group. They must be city birds.♥♫
That a lotta goslings! They must not have a ratio of adults to babies in their daycare system.
i'd like to thank you for not calling them canadian geese. :o)
Hi, thanks for sharing, will show to my husband, who just this week encountered a similar scene, tons of goslings with 4 adults geese. He was walking at lunchtime around the lake in the office complex and saw his area's gosling daycare! : )
lol! I burst out laughing while reading this, Connie! You crack me up! lol!
xoxo laurie
LOL- How comical is that! They are so funny, aren't they? xo Diana
They must have been fun to watch! I don't think I have ever seen so many goslings at once.
So many babies for so few adults! Cute pic!!
Connie-- so funny!! Yes- we've seen little babies everywhere too. Our little 2 year old grand daughter gets so excited!!
Xo
Vicki
Extended family...
Connie - random question/favor! I was in Fredericksburg this week and ran across a pink climbing rose right around the corner from Hyperion coffee... I have to know what this is and if anyone there would know it would be you?!
Jess, I know which rose you're talking about. Next time I'm downtown, I'll get a good look at it, and probably a coffee at Hyperion while I'm at it, and see if I can ID it. (I wanted to answer your question directly via email, but your email address isn't visible. I hope you see this.)
Thanks so much! My email is jess*bell*amy@gma*il.com (just take out the stars!)
Cute. We have a couple of pairs of Canadian geese that try to nest in our pasture every spring but I've never seen any babies. Coyotes probably get the eggs :(
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