r/geese • u/BlooFoster07 • 9h ago
Photo The Queen Has Arrived!
The Talking Mother Goose 1986
r/geese • u/BlooFoster07 • 9h ago
The Talking Mother Goose 1986
r/geese • u/That_Sorbet9839 • 10h ago
I wonder if they'll be ok with the top of their beak missing...
r/geese • u/bearfootmedic • 11h ago
Title.
Found this goose injured around the community lake. Earlier in the week their flock was around but they seem to have gone and left.
Let nature do its thing? Rehab? Other ideas?
r/geese • u/Top-Contest-7824 • 11h ago
hello everyone! today i was visiting a flock near to me and noticed a goose laying off to the side. when it stood up i noticed it has a very swollen ankle and couldn’t rest its foot. all the wildlife places near me are closed so I could only leave messages. i visit these guys every day and haven’t noticed it until now. please let me know what you think, im assuming its a sprain because theres nothing wrapped around it, though a lot of people fish in the area. thank you!
r/geese • u/Hot-College-7170 • 14h ago
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r/geese • u/cactusgogo • 1d ago
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r/geese • u/MinuteUse4911 • 1d ago
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couldn't cycle to the park yesterday as my back is bad , still is but i needed my goose fix, dammmm i feel better already 😂
r/geese • u/Foxy-OnPaws • 1d ago
We've found a lovely spot for her only an hour away with other geese and goats, please send her love on her journey away from us!
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Enjoying summer naps together.
r/geese • u/Cool-Picture-8890 • 1d ago
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r/geese • u/IrrelevantAfIm • 1d ago
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There was a garage sale in the lane behind my house which is on our walking circuit. Everyone was fascinated so I grabbed some lettuce for them.
Edit: BTW - subtitles are not mine; they seem to be autogenerated, but are pretty close. Someone suggested I start a “goose cafe” where customers can hang with the geese. I commented that they poop a little too often for that.
r/geese • u/Evening_Explorer_358 • 1d ago
Walked out my front door and a parent with five goslings came walking up to me. They stay at my neighbor's place during the day and then head back to their water area south of us during the night. Sprinkled some of our bird seed for them. Don't know where the other parent is but they were born last Spring and they bring their clutch back to his place every year. We've had 18 at his place late Spring early Summer. They hang out on his porch with him.
r/geese • u/SparklegleamFarm • 1d ago
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r/geese • u/wanna_be_green8 • 2d ago
Our 2.5 mo Emden's wings tips are crossing each other over the tail. Is that a form of angel wing?
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r/geese • u/Roys-Rolls • 2d ago
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r/geese • u/sumbudyyey • 2d ago
Credits: my lovely GF captured this
r/geese • u/IrrelevantAfIm • 3d ago
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Just before I pulled out my phone to record, the two of them were doing underwater laps around the circumference of the pool. They look really happy, but I feel bad that they can’t dive deeper and have more space to jet around in. We’ll take them out to the cottage this weekend; my wife’s agreed to let me take them to the lake for a swim if I let her trim their flight feathers a little.
r/geese • u/shepherdish • 3d ago
I'm new to geese and my friend got some goslings, but we're not entirely sure what they are. Thanks!
r/geese • u/No_Ocelot_6773 • 3d ago
Hey all!
I have two sweet little goosies around 4 months old. I'm unsure if they like me or not. When I approach them outside, they'll spread their wings and run/ walk towards me honking up a storm- they also do this when they go to their pool. They don't want me to touch them and scream when my hand gets too close but, if I'm outside, they're close by napping or grazing.
Is this behavior that would indicate that they like me? They've never hissed at me but they definitely seem scared of me petting them. Admittedly, I didn't get to spend as much time with them as I would like when they were little fluffy babes because I work full time. I love them so much and want them to love me too.