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Goslings again
Jul. 1st, 2020 11:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jbananaThis isn't the best photo, but I enjoyed the contrast with the previous picture I posted here.
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The goslings are the three on the left, with one of the parents on the right. There are 40 days between the two pictures, so they've grown at a huge rate.
They've also managed to survive. On the same lake the coots lost about half their chicks, the Egyptian geese lost their only gosling, the two swan families have both lost cygnets. A fisherman we talked to blamed the pike.
Click to embiggenThe goslings are the three on the left, with one of the parents on the right. There are 40 days between the two pictures, so they've grown at a huge rate.
They've also managed to survive. On the same lake the coots lost about half their chicks, the Egyptian geese lost their only gosling, the two swan families have both lost cygnets. A fisherman we talked to blamed the pike.
