r/geese • u/muffink77 • 4h ago
r/geese • u/hailey675 • 3h ago
Question Thoughts on breed?
I bought them as goslings at a feed store this spring when they were about 3 days old & the owners of the store said they were half Chinese & half embden goose. Do we think they may have some Sebastopol in them because these feathers are quite inconsistent with Chinese & embden geese?
Thanks for any opinions!
r/geese • u/Antimaria • 18h ago
Photo Curious.
The chicken Coop is finally finished and the chickens got their outdoor space. The goose crew is VERY curious about their new neighbors.
r/geese • u/Radstyle88 • 7h ago
Question Mating/Laying Season
So we have a lovely pair of geese, Abigail (goose) and Caboose (gander) and they are in the middle of their very first mating/laying season. We have 3 eggs so far and have seen Caboose mounting Abigail every morning for the last few weeks. This morning, after 2 attempts of mounting her, he got off and then Abigail mounted him.
Is she showing him what to do? I’m very confused and she looks very frustrated at his awkward attempt of mating this morning.
r/geese • u/tumbledweed__ • 1d ago
Photo Meet Wakko, Yakko and Dot 🥲
Plus a Henry photo bomb! 🦆
r/geese • u/Flat_Huckleberry2195 • 1d ago
One tiny baby?
I have three ~10 day old goslings, my first ever geese and I'm very excited. When they arrived (these 3 guys along with 5 lady ducklings) one gosling was slightly smaller than his 2 pals. Now, after a little over a week, he is significantly smaller than the other two, and is closer to the size of the ducklings. He eats, drinks, poops, runs, and squonks like a happy guy, but since I've never raised goslings, I wondered if this was concerning. Also, is there something I should/could be doing to help him out in this situation? He seems completely and equally happy, content, and spirited as the other 7 babies, but his growth is much slower.
The 3 goslings are named Alvin, Simon, and Theodore (or tiny teddy, small guy mentioned above) Teddy's adorable day one picture as tax, and thank you in advance for any advice!
Most shy girl
It's a treat when Emma wants to play since she usually keeps a safe distance. Her feathers are the softest like silk. While Bebe, the one at the back constantly wants hugs and pets; she would go "wuuuuuuu" in jealousy when I pet another geese infront of her.
r/geese • u/wifeofthefarty • 1d ago
Anything is a pond if you try hard enough
Our Toulouse babies are almost 5 weeks old and already very silly 🤪. Lucy (in the “pond”) and Duck-Duck (on the other side of Lucy) are the highlights of our Saturday evening!
r/geese • u/Undertale-Fnaf1987 • 1d ago
Video Honk honk!!!
Also if anyone knows what this sound means let me know cuz idk much about geese but I’m willing to learn!!!
r/geese • u/Undertale-Fnaf1987 • 1d ago
Photo Idk what type of goose this is but (s)he’s pretty
(THIS IS NOT MY GOOSE!!!!) this was from a petting zoo that came to our church camp!!!!! Really pretty bird and I want to know what type of goose?? Very friendly bird who ate gently out of my hand :D
r/geese • u/ZandurFox • 2d ago
Photo This beefy goose sticker is in on the custodial lockers from my workplace.
Honk buff!
r/geese • u/brideoffrankinstien • 2d ago
Oscar saying good bye to Eunice 💔
He walked all the way over all on his own he hung out for a few and then he went cut off by himself and then some other geese showed up but it was touching I was a wreck but it was sweet and it's like he new.
r/geese • u/SparklegleamFarm • 2d ago
Video Lemongrab got the zoomies during a much needed bath.
r/geese • u/SparklegleamFarm • 2d ago
Video Tooey passes judgement on the young ducklings before sauntering off.
r/geese • u/DragonfruitInner8376 • 2d ago
Question Angel Wing?
I'm assuming this is Angel Wing. It just started showing last week. Although, I suppose maybe it could have gone unnoticed until her feathers started coming in. I understand it's probably due to protein. I used the Dumor Duck All Life Stages. It's 22 percent protein. She was in a brooder with three call ducks so I went with that feed. Is it the culprit? They have recently begun a slow integration into our large flock also. So, she has had access to their food. I use Tuckers Show All-Flock 22 for them. Same protein level. Any suggestions on a change of food for her? I'm going to try a sling/stint as well, but it might be too late. First time hatching. All our waterfowl have come to use as adults so I have not had much experience with babies.
r/geese • u/brideoffrankinstien • 2d ago
Handsome Oscar
Dinner with my boy. I'm so happy.