Harry himself was parading with their youngsters.
A proud warrior parading his new young tribe through the premises.
I had to go to the hospital for X-Rays and scans of my knee and afterwards we found this lot in the hospital premises.
We knew that Sally was on the nest for the past weeks, as Harry hung around here every day and Sally only came to eat early morning and late affternoon.
Sally flew off in the hospital's direction every day after she ate in our garden, but we never expected to see the gosslings as their previous babies were all lost to predators.
7 of them out of the normal 12 is not bad and soon these little ones will fly.
But first a lay in the shade to relax a little bit after their long walk.
Check that leg stretch of the little one at the right.
Here's another leg stretcher in the heat.
But oh! Here's the best leg stretch with a poop hahaha.
Harry let out a honk and he said, "right guys, let's get you guys home".
And there they disappeared into a tunnel that was built over the river.
Really a wonderful experience to see them and it was as if they only did that parade for us. I don't know what happened to the other 5, but 7 is a better number for Harry to protect.
I call Harry a warrior as I have seen him in fights against crows and the Harrier hawks and even the cats are dead scared of Harry here.
Finally, here's Harry eating in our garden right now.
Wonderful to have the Egyptian geese (Alopochen aegyptiaca) around.
And That's All Friends!
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon Powershot SX60HS Bridge camera.
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