On instinct I took a turnoff to take a shortcut, and then we saw this. The dam is in a cul-de-sac, and we visited the dam about 3 years ago. This time round there was a lot of birdlife at the dam, and

when it comes to observing birds, there are few things more deeply satisfying than viewing a family grouped together, especially ducks, or in this case greylag

And as usual, they are so cute on one's eye. Not one, not two, but eight tiny goslings, plus a short video for you to enjoy. The worries never go away, do they? Last season only one or two made it to

We hope that everyone will have a great weekend. But first I want to show you a modern high step ladder. Now where and what do think that this tiny tractor was doing? Two stories in here for you to enjoy.

We have very strange weather here these last days, as one day it would be summer and the next day winter. It was only a winter's day to borrow the lyrics of a song to describe the day, as tomorrow it will

I regularly keep an eye on the goslings and I am happy to say that there are still ten survivors. Today I will show you something else. We split when we arrive at the coffee house, as my wife goes to get

The gosling was on its last grains of strength and it was obviously abandoned, as the parents were nowhere to be seen. No chance that he would make it if I didn't find him. In fact I was told that there

I promised to show you some geese with their goslings at the farm dam. Yesterday I posted the goats Here and I stated that the next post would be the geese. As we arrived at the dam, the geese took their

I think that she was taking her children to pre-school :) Not really hahaha, as the goslings were tired from all of the swimming and they were resting on her back. With the dad in close attendance at the

They’re just too cute

11 kleine Gänseküken schwimm' in Reih und Glied Die Eltern passen gut drauf auf, drum sing' ich ihn' ein Lied! IMG_20180520_183119~01.jpg

I came across the following photo on my Facebook timeline. It was shared by Birds & Blooms. One of their readers, Tim Gannon of Reedsport, OR took this. He came across three pairs of Canada geese &

Since 1995, Christian Moullec has been raising orphaned goslings and flying with them to protect them and lead them on their migration route. And here are some of his geese in flight: