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Meet the posse |
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I won their trust with breadcrumbs |
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The goslings varied in age with different families |
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Protective parent in action |
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Determination |
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Goslings prefer white bread to any healthy, whole grain bread -- typical kids |
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The father of one family lets me hand-feed him |
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It's sad, but there were six goslings in this family two weeks ago, and now there are four -- but they're looking healthy |
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As soon as they hear me rattle the bread bag, they come running over |
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Everyone in the family wants the bread, and they don't discriminate against crust |
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Curious |
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We smell bread! |
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Their necks are getting longer |
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From across the pond they come when they see me |
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Sleepy after filling up on bread, grass and bugs |
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Mom watching over the goslings menacingly |
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My mom will totally kick your mom's butt! |
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Nom |
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Doing her T-rex impersonation -- and her brother is not impressed |
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That looks like it hurts |
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Hunger makes your eyes bigger than your tummy |
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Love = little yellow goslings |
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Jethro: gosling with a piece of grass in his mouth |
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Houston, we are ready for takeoff! Why won't these wings work? |
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My all-time favorite gosling picture |
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Mallards share the pond peacefully with the Canada geese |
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Pairs of ducks swam nearby, but were far shier than the geese |
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Stelth goose |
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He's telling the see/seafood joke, grossing out his sibling |
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Synchronized swimming |
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Dramatic reflection |
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What's better than bread? Wet bread! |
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Wet bread for dinner etiquete lesson |
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Gosling version of cereal |
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Once full, even with bread still surrounding them, they curled up in the grass for a nap and they let me join them |
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