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elleng

(136,184 posts) Sun Apr 14, 2024, 12:46 PM Apr 2024

Noon goose thru window

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Noon goose thru window (Original Post) elleng Apr 2024 OP

Oh ... dweller Apr 2024 #1

Looks like you'll have a few little "velociraptors" soon, LOL! Backseat Driver Apr 2024 #2

Yes, a Canada Goose is one critter I never want to get on the wrong side of if I can help it. ShazzieB Apr 2024 #3

Yes, a few weeks I think. elleng Apr 2024 #4

dweller

(25,087 posts)

1. Oh ...

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Sun Apr 14, 2024, 12:48 PM

Apr 2024

I thought you were starting a haiku …

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Backseat Driver

(4,635 posts)

2. Looks like you'll have a few little "velociraptors" soon, LOL!

Reply to dweller (Reply #1)

Sun Apr 14, 2024, 12:53 PM

Apr 2024

They cute at first; give 'em two weeks. We have a Canadian goose nest across the drive too!

ShazzieB

(18,704 posts)

3. Yes, a Canada Goose is one critter I never want to get on the wrong side of if I can help it.

Reply to Backseat Driver (Reply #2)

Sun Apr 14, 2024, 01:08 PM

Apr 2024

Especially when gosling are involved!

elleng

(136,184 posts)

4. Yes, a few weeks I think.

Reply to Backseat Driver (Reply #2)

Sun Apr 14, 2024, 01:13 PM

Apr 2024

Will be 'fun' if I happen to be watching as they hatch, and 'jump' into the creek.

Have pics of them walking around my yard, a couple years ago, with adults supervising. They avoid me!

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