Not What We Need

Look what those darn geese did.

Yep, more goslings.

Just what we need~more honking, biting rubber footed birds.

Awkward Teens

The goslings are getting bigger.

Is it me, or do they kind of look like freaky monsters?

So glad I'm past those awkward teenage months.

Growing Babies

The human quit capturing the African geese's babies. They ended up hatching four more. They still have one left.

It looks like they would be good parents, but alas, the little one is all alone.

It is rather cute.

Gabby hatched four big yellow goslings. The human says Gabby is a good mom, not that she is near her baby here. That's Lucy.

This year, she has lost two of her babies too.

I can't say I feel bad about that because those yellow babies grow up to be big mean white geese.

Still, the babies are cute.

Linking to Farmgirl Friday at Deborah Jean's Dandelion House.

Pistol's Helper

Pistol's little kids are getting some extra milk. That milk comes from Minnie and Helen and now Meg. But look who stopped by to give the milk to the girls. Claire Bear was here! She fed Coral.

Then she fed Clover.

After feeding the bottle kids, she went exploring. She found Hickory.

It was quite a lesson to see where the other kids got their milk.

She found the goslings.

She never did come see me,

but I guess kids prefer kids!

A Ruckus

There's a big ruckus in the middle part of the barn. It's hard to believe these two itty bitty fluff balls could cause such a big ruckus.

It's probably because they have six or seven parents all fighting over them. The human says they are bad parents.

She doesn't want the little balls of fluff squashed.

She thinks she's found a forever farm for them.

That would be good, and then it could be peaceful again.

A Surprise Baby

The human was setting food pans down for us to eat from tonight when she was startled. She almost set the pan on a baby!

She wasn't sure any of the goose eggs were going to hatch. She was just telling her sister yesterday that the silly geese were fighting over the eggs and had moved them to a new nest.

She figured if they did hatch, the goslings would be all confused as to which way was up after being rolled around. So far there is only one baby. We'll have to see how many more honkers hatch!

The human will take care of it (or them) until they go off to their own forever farm with the human's sister!