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Birders

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7. They'll move as soon as they see another 'creature,' and fast;

Fri Apr 5, 2024, 04:25 PM

Apr 2024

the adults are very protective! The kids will want to visit with them, but it's ot likely to happen.

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On the nest. [View all] elleng Apr 2024 OP

zzzzzz. is a sleeping. AllaN01Bear Apr 2024 #1

Looks like she's molting. Have you seen any eggs? Donkees Apr 2024 #2

I remember seeing goose 'fluff,' down, last year. elleng Apr 2024 #3

Guess there's nothing left to do, but wait. Donkees Apr 2024 #4

Right, when they're walking around my yard! elleng Apr 2024 #5

They'll move as soon as they see another 'creature,' and fast; elleng Apr 2024 #7

Good! I wouldn't want them around the gardens all summer Donkees Apr 2024 #8

Landlord has light electric fences around their gardens. elleng Apr 2024 #9

Right. Fortunately, chickens aren't right next door, elleng Apr 2024 #11

Good! :) Donkees Apr 2024 #12